Comment by joncp
19 hours ago
> That is achievable in physical security, but not in cybersecurity.
Not with physical security either, I'm afraid.
19 hours ago
> That is achievable in physical security, but not in cybersecurity.
Not with physical security either, I'm afraid.
With physical security the state apparatus can provide physical security in the form of police and what not, as well as deterrence and punishment.
In the world of cryptography it's... a bit harder to do something similar. In the best case they can come up with a key escrow system that doesn't suck too much, force you to use it, and hopefully they don't ever get the master keys hacked and stolen or leaked. But they're not asking for key escrow. They're asking for providers to be the escrow agents or whatever worse thing they come up with.