Australia Mandates Encryption Backdoors
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Re: Australia Mandates Encryption Backdoors
#2So at any point in time, atleast one government pushes for encryption backdoors. I can't wait to see the faces of these morons when the backdoor backfires on their own government secrets.
Re: Australia Mandates Encryption Backdoors
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Re: Australia Mandates Encryption Backdoors
#4So at any point in time, atleast one government pushes for encryption backdoors. I can't wait to see the faces of these morons when the backdoor backfires on their own government secrets.
That’ll be a different set of politicians by that point, and they will blame everyone but themselves.
Re: Australia Mandates Encryption Backdoors
#5So at any point in time, atleast one government pushes for encryption backdoors. I can't wait to see the faces of these morons when the backdoor backfires on their own government secrets.
Australian Government information at the Secret level never touches the Internet.
Re: Australia Mandates Encryption Backdoors
#6So at any point in time, atleast one government pushes for encryption backdoors. I can't wait to see the faces of these morons when the backdoor backfires on their own government secrets.
> I can't wait to see the faces of these morons when the backdoor backfires on their own government secrets.
Thank god we have free press but almost none reporting.
Re: Australia Mandates Encryption Backdoors
#7So at any point in time, atleast one government pushes for encryption backdoors. I can't wait to see the faces of these morons when the backdoor backfires on their own government secrets.
Australian Government information at the Secret level never touches the Internet.
Never say never. All it takes is one case of the encrypted data being outside a secure setting due to the 'human' factor, and then this mandated backdoor can be used to decrypt it.
Of course, they won't ever mandate a backdoor be added in their encryption system