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> 2/ Strict key disclosure laws. You can be thrown to jail, if you cannot decrypt some information when requested by a judge. That's true even in the case where
by MidnighToker 11y ago
> 2/ Strict key disclosure laws. You can be thrown to jail, if you cannot decrypt some information when requested by a judge. That's true even in the case where you can prove the key is no longer in your possession...
How the heck is this supposed to work when TLS supports Diffe-Hellman?
- Lawtonfogle 11y agoIt makes about as much sense as putting a poor person into debtors prison until they pay off their debt. Anyone who supports this is unethical.