Google won’t share encryption keys with Indian sleuths – The Economic Times 16 Dec, 2010, 04.15AM IST, Kalyan Parbat,ET Bureau Google won’t share encryption keys with Indian sleuths KOLKATA: Google Inc will not share the…
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Police force more suspects to give up crypto keys: “ Password powers practised Police have expanded their use of powers to force suspects to decrypt files by 50 per cent in the last year, figures…
Crooks ‘too lazy’ for crypto: “ Met’s digital forensics boss thanks human nature The widespread use of encryption by criminals – long feared by intelligence and law enforcement agencies – has yet to materialise, according…
RIPA III: A legislative turkey comes home to roost: “ The tragic consequences of anti-crypto law Comment The first conviction of a man under the draconian powers of RIPA Part III tragically bears out a…
Only in the UK…… UK jails schizophrenic for refusal to decrypt files: “ Terror squad arrest over model rocket Exclusive The first person jailed under draconian UK police powers that Ministers said were vital to…
MPs’ Pretty Good Privacy ‘ban’ finally explained: “ Parliament misunderstands privacy, not for the first time MPs have been told once again that they can’t use PGP to encrypt their email because of supposed compatibility…
Government rejects call to secure snoop data: “ Mandatory crypto ‘impractical’ Councils and police will continue to pass around sensitive data obtained using spying powers in the clear, after the government rejected calls to impose…
Anti-filesharing laws revive crypto fears for spooks: “ Blinded by Mandy The UK’s intelligence and law enforcement agencies fear the government’s anti-illegal filesharing plans will lead to a rise in encryption, scuppering their own efforts…
Two convicted for refusal to decrypt data Up to five years in jail after landmark prosecutions Two people have been successfully prosecuted for refusing to provide authorities with their encryption keys, resulting in landmark convictions…
Here is some interesting news, finally! :-)) Finn turns to ECHR after prosecution for discussing DRM cracking: “A Finnish man has asked the European Court of Human Rights to defend his right to discuss encryption…