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State Hacking An Option To Overcome Encryption, IGF Hears

on December 21, 2017

"The days of unfettered access to internet content are over, Riana Pfefferkorn of the Stanford Center for Internet and Society told government representatives during a panel dedicated to state interference in encryption, organised by Brazil’s registry Nic.br and CGI.br at the 12th Internet Governance Forum this week in Geneva. “Governments have to adapt,” the cryptography researcher said."

Date Published:12/21/2017
Original Publication:Intellectual Property Watch

Published in: Press , encryption , Privacy