Submission + - Code Specialists Oppose U.S. and British Government Access to Encrypted Communic (nytimes.com)
loid_void writes: SAN FRANCISCO â" An elite group of code makers and code breakers is taking American and British intelligence and law enforcement agencies to task in a new paper that evaluates government proposals to maintain special access to encrypted digital communications.
On Tuesday, the group â" 13 of the worldâ(TM)s pre-eminent cryptographers, computer scientists and security specialists â" will release the paper, which concludes there is no viable technical solution that would allow the American and British governments to gain âoeexceptional accessâ to encrypted communications without putting the worldâ(TM)s most confidential data and critical infrastructure in danger.
On Tuesday, the group â" 13 of the worldâ(TM)s pre-eminent cryptographers, computer scientists and security specialists â" will release the paper, which concludes there is no viable technical solution that would allow the American and British governments to gain âoeexceptional accessâ to encrypted communications without putting the worldâ(TM)s most confidential data and critical infrastructure in danger.