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> "we need to be able to have backdoors", not "ban encryption" They can't reliably have backdoors without banning crypto that lacks it.
by yuubi 12y ago
> "we need to be able to have backdoors", not "ban encryption"
They can't reliably have backdoors without banning crypto that lacks it.
- PostOnce 12y agoYes they can. Not a crypto backdoor, an OS backdoor. It's easier. If I install a keylogger on your computer, it doesnt matter what encryption you're using, I can just type in your password. That kind of backdoor. Go for the weakest link in the chain.