If so we should all start sending cryptic sounding gibberish around the world. Like from random lists send emails to foreigners with some random gibberish like product codes written in that look like encrypted messages, xg0-fs39450, or whatever, just as a form of protest.
if im alone in my car, i’ll just start talking gibberish or about that time i kicked a cyber-dolphin through the moon. just in case the man is training some ai on what my phone’s microphone picks up.
If I were to send a physical letter written in code that can only be decrypted with a cipher would I now be breaking the law?
What about radio or telephone conversations in code?
Can I still password protect my zip files or encrypt my NAS or PC before boot?
Using password protection for files is definitely work of terrorists you should be imprisoned for life. \s
According to this legislation, using https is against the law.
Not as long as UK is the root CA, I suppose.
Normally the certificate signing authority should never see, not need to see anybody’s private key, so no.
But they can, taking help from the DNS (or ISP), send you to a fake website.
If so we should all start sending cryptic sounding gibberish around the world. Like from random lists send emails to foreigners with some random gibberish like product codes written in that look like encrypted messages, xg0-fs39450, or whatever, just as a form of protest.
if im alone in my car, i’ll just start talking gibberish or about that time i kicked a cyber-dolphin through the moon. just in case the man is training some ai on what my phone’s microphone picks up.
The speedquack cyrocrunk failed, need pryoram ciclicogram asap,
Make sure you only use transparent envelopes.