InsaneNutter
Resident Nutter
Might be an interesting topic, even if you learnt how to make toast amuse me, I’m fed up of coursework atm!
I learnt in the UK under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (2000) any person served with appropriate notice to disclose encrypted information has to do so in plain text. The home sectary can compel the surrender of the encryption keys, if you fail to do so you can face up to 2 years in person for failing to provide the keys and up to 5 years in prison for saying to any of your correspondents you have provided the keys.
Makes me glad I’m not a law student
even though that interested me for some reason.
I learnt in the UK under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (2000) any person served with appropriate notice to disclose encrypted information has to do so in plain text. The home sectary can compel the surrender of the encryption keys, if you fail to do so you can face up to 2 years in person for failing to provide the keys and up to 5 years in prison for saying to any of your correspondents you have provided the keys.
Makes me glad I’m not a law student
even though that interested me for some reason.