The US government continues to push for their "key gold "mythical and imaginary correspondence of people - a key that would open any encryption, and they always require that the likes of Google and Apple, on the mere basis of a mythical trust in government yet. some seem to have made the connection that the US government had a golden key to people's travel luggage for a while, and it just leaks, essentially making all the locks useless baggage. This makes someone think the main key government encrypting everyone would be better protected
After the security hysteria theater 01, the US TSA asked - and obtained - the right to require "golden key" for people luggage when traveling by air the reference was made in a simple way. "if we can not open your luggage already, we will break the and hand it back to you broken. " As people did not want their luggage off, most kind of resigned to accept the luggage locks were for show only and were completely useless in protecting your goods during transport.
Accordingly, luggage providers took note and stopped selling bags that lacked government backdoor to his lock. It has even been turned into a point of sale, "Now with governmental backdoors to ensure your luggage arrives at your destination intact". For some reason, people thought it was the least acceptable. Imagine if the same thing was done to the letter envelopes
[1945009"Wesellenvelopestoseethroughtransparencysoyoursealedlettercomeopentotherecipient!"]
for that is what it is about at the end of the day, is not it? The sale of the illusion of a lock that is its opposite - that undesirable people in order
The US government and its accomplices monitoring now asking another key backdoor - that for all our correspondence, secrets and data. If people have placed confidence in us, regardless of its nature, the government requires access. But they are demanding from us directly - that would be far too honest and direct. Instead, the government requires that those who sell you the simple ability protect the confidences placed in you, companies like Apple.
This is why the free software and open-source remains critical: there is no one to force such behavior
in all cases, the key masters of gold in your bags and luggage everyone was illustrated with a photograph of the very master keys in a story in a newspaper in 2014 .. it was sloppy security. In fact, it was the catastrophic security. This was the worst case. The secret of a physical key is its physical form, and if you post a photo of what the buttons look like - which is exactly what happened, without thinking involved one person realizing this is a bad idea - so all locks are worthless to point this out. (Or even more worthless, if any, as they were the bolts illusory in the first place.)
This is illustrated by the fact that once you had the photo, you can model the key and the production of duplicates from a 3D printer. This also happened just illustrating the point of the enormous lack of security that had happened. Everyone can now open the luggage, because the government did not include any guarantee that it has published pictures of keys, primarily publish the keys themselves openly.
The obvious link between the two following requirements:
If the government is so disastrous sloppy with master keys for the luggage of all he flees world in this way, without anyone even respond before the total damage has been done, what makes anyone think of any master key to all - correspondence, confidences, and data - would be protected more vigorously
note that both Chelsea Manning and Edward Snowden made this point even stronger: the States? US government can not even protect its more dirty laundry to flee. The notion that he would be less capacity (or even interest ) the protection of a master key for everyone's secrets is a unicorn fantasy, one that should be emphasized that every single time he is mentioned.
UPDATE: see also the article by the Intercept , published just before this play, which made the same connection
keys photo printed. github user xylitol. The photo used on Wikipedia, illustrating the Sentry travel arrangements.
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