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Re:survailence and the "back door"

By: Cactus Flower in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Sat, 10 Aug 13 8:23 PM | 40 view(s)
Boardmark this board | The Trust Matrix 		Msg. 14377 of 54959
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"We’re not here to help to facilitate inappropriate secured communications."

So presumably TPMs have a winnowing system so they can tell which communications are appropriately secured and which are not.

Doh.

I know the name of the winnowing system. It is called NSA.

Hey, at least SS was honest.

But this isn't privacy. From a USG viewpoint, this is more about surveillance with secured identity.


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Re:survailence and the "back door"
By: tkc in ALEA
Sat, 10 Aug 13 5:29 AM 		Msg. 14374 of 54959

CF, it appears SKS is confirming your fear of the back door. SKS from the CC "And Wave has focused on building tools that enables secured communications but in a safe manner. We’re not here to help to facilitate inappropriate secured communications. These are still communications where keys are essentially archived so. If I want to subpoena somebody’s communications, it can." As an aside this guy, for an Ivy league grad, has the absolute worst written and verbal skills I've ever come across. I'm not good but he makes me look like a super nova.

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