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Feds seek ‘front door’ access to encrypted data as ‘going dark’ solutions turn slim

on September 21, 2015

"“We know how to build the least bad backdoor. We know how to build one of these things in a way that minimizes the possible security and privacy problems. That said, the least bad is still really, really, really bad,” said Jonathan Mayer, a junior affiliate scholar at Stanford Law’s Center for Internet and Society."

Date Published:09/21/2015
Original Publication:The Washington Times

Published in: Press , encryption , Going Dark , Privacy