Congress, don’t give away the keys to our encrypted communications ...Middle East

In an op-ed on Feb. 22, Steven Wasserman, the national president of the National Association of Assistant US Attorneys (NAAUSA), called on Congress to force tech companies to give foreign adversaries and criminals access to the encrypted data of American citizens. While of course Wasserman did not phrase it that way, the result would be exactly that. There is no way to “provide law enforcement access to encrypted data” without creating security vulnerabilities that will leave everyone less safe. For the last 30 years, law enforcement officials have called for the end of end-to-end encryption. They’ve proposed various ways of weakening encryption, like the Clipper Chip of the 1990

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