You if you don’t have common sense, then you are still nothing but a high-school skid.īut hey.the internet and marketing are full of ‘experts’.just believe I’m clueless and going on being a hanger on ^^ Perhaps you may have the world most powerful super computers, smartest and brightest cryptographers and manpowers in your hands. You know exactly you cannot or almost impossible to break it(them) instantly. However something like PGP, MRPE or multi-encryptions come up. Perhaps you can crack single encryption each time. And also don’t assume every user out there uses the same encryptions over and over again. ![]() ![]() Time to break an encryption(s).ĭon’t assume all encryptions work the same way. I’m sorry but there is something you missed in your points, perhaps in your 101 cryptographic lesson back in pre-school. Most recent bills show the governments potential.if they couldn’t crack AES there would be no AES, and RSA 2048 takes only slightly longer with their resources. There are also legal clauses in cryptography export laws and mention in countless cryptography history books. Bam! Thousands of data flowed to an unknown server in Mongolia. Why could the attacker (or the Chinese!) do it? Cerfitication stolen. RSA got f**ked up without any super or mainframe computer. Look at Lockheed Martin hacking back in 2011. NSA isn’t the only gut on this world can break/bypass RSA. It’s also in some books I’m too lazy to dig up.if you didn’t know the NSA has had acres of the most powerful computing in the world you probably aren’t much of a security person.this hasn’t been news since the late 70s. Posted in Security Hacks Tagged border, cbp, cryptography, dhs, encryption, ice, TSA, united states Post navigation It that’s not an option, they have plenty of guidelines on cryptographic techniques. If you don’t have the data with you, it can’t be compromised. We think the best advice they give is to make an encrypted backup of your data on the internet, blank your computer before the border crossing, and restore it when you get to your destination. No matter what your stance, the EFF has covered all the bases in this intriguing read. Or you may just want to keep your privacy on principle. It may be confidential information, by way of a business contract or professional relationship (Doctors, Lawyers, Journalists, etc.). ![]() This requires no suspicion of wrongdoing, and copies of this data may be shared with other agencies thereby negating the five day limit.ĭo you have a reason to protect your digital property? This is discussed in the paper. It seems the defenders of freedom and liberty (ICE, DHS, TSA, and CBP) are able to take a few freedoms with your liberty at a border crossing by seizing your devices and copies of the data they store for up to five days. The Electronic Frontier Foundation, long-time defenders of the common man’s rights in the electronic realm, has published a guide to keeping your digital devices private when entering the United States.
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