By Tom Espiner
Published: Friday 04 January 2008
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Joe Whitehead
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USA
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PC Tech
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"Clayton added specific programs, such as penetration testing tools, were designed with the express purpose of hacking into systems and that the distribution of such tools would be limited by UK law."
So it worked so well in preventing PGP from becoming worldwide, here in the US. Now we have strong encryption everywhere, yet there were laws saying in effect that only US citizens could have US encryption, as if we're the only ones with a compiler or computer science degree!
"Clayton added specific programs, such as penetrat...
Karen Challinor
Yet more erosion of the rule of law from this shit...
Jeremy Wickins
"Clayton added specific programs, such as penetrat...
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