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Story: Government to force handover of encryption keys
Posted by: A Hacker (Thursday 18 May 2006, 6:00 PM)
More unenforcable laws. Just what we need. As encrypted data appears to be 'random' data how will they know what is encrypted or just junk?
Just to start things off here is a link to defeat the proposed law....
http://iq.org/~proff/rubberhose.org/
Quote "Rubberhose transparently and deniably encrypts disk data, minimising the effectiveness of warrants, coersive interrogations and other compulsive mechanims, such as U.K RIP legislation."
Enjoy
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Story: Government to force handover of encryption keys
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The governments viewpoint that the threat of a fe... Anonymous -
Master keys? What master keys? Is the author tal... Anonymous
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More unenforcable laws. Just what we need. As encr... A Hacker -
nemo tenetur sine detergere ? João Nadal
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Stupidy rules. So law enforcement can demand... Arthur B. -
The world is going bonkers over terrorist threats.... Nitin Mehra
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Seize knives! They can be used to kill people!
Ban... Anonymous
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It's quite big invasion in our privacy ... But han... Anonymous
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1984 Anonymous
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Hmm, beggers belief.
If the goverment think they... Drunken
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This is how it works -
Police enter Bank demanding... Anonymous
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There is a major difference between being forced t... Anonymous
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Hmm... and what, exactly, does this "order to seiz... Anonymous
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I find it hard to believe that by continually erod... Anonymous
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Personally I think we need to go bug the oppositio... Jamie White
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hahaahahaha.. What a bounce of idiots who think th... shad-99
