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If I read the article correctly, the Lavabit founder was unwilling to give up the private key because it would compromise all users, not just Snowden.
by deepinsand 13y ago
If I read the article correctly, the Lavabit founder was unwilling to give up the private key because it would compromise all users, not just Snowden.
- jrockway 13y agoAnd giving up the SSL key for Snowden wouldn't give them anything useful, since he's probably not checking his US-based email anymore. (And SSL should be in perfect forward secrecy mode, so the private key can't be used to decrypt past sessions.)