[Cryptography] The War on Encryption continues...
Alfie John
alfie at alfie.wtf
Tue Jun 23 23:33:25 EDT 2020
For those in America, they may want to have a look at the
following:
https://www.judiciary.senate.gov/press/rep/releases/graham-cotton-blackburn-introduce-balanced-solution-to-bolster-national-security-end-use-of-warrant-proof-encryption-that-shields-criminal-activity
Highlights include (emphasis mine):
Once a warrant is obtained, the bill would *require* device
manufacturers and service providers to assist law enforcement
with accessing encrypted data if assistance would aid in the
execution of the warrant.
This seems be following the same steps Australia took to legalising
the commandeering of companies. Feels like they finally found a way
to side-step any First Amendment argument of banning the use of
encryption.
and:
Directs the Attorney General to create a prize competition to
award participants who create a lawful access solution in an
encrypted environment, while maximizing privacy and security.
... seems easier to solve one of the Millennium Prize Problems tbh.
Alfie
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