Saturday, October 5, 2013

Closing Back Doors, NSA, Security

The National Security Agency undermines confidence in communication by weakening encryption (source infra)

Close the N.S.A.'s Back Doors - NYTimes.com: "The back doors also strip away the expectations of privacy that individuals, businesses and governments have in ordinary communications. If back doors are built into systems by the N.S.A., who is to say that other countries’ spy agencies — or hackers, pirates and terrorists — won’t discover and exploit them? The government can get a warrant and break into the communications or data of any individual or company suspected of breaking the law. But crippling everyone’s ability to use encryption is going too far, just as the N.S.A. has exceeded its boundaries in collecting everyone’s phone records rather than limiting its focus to actual suspects." (read more at link above)

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