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Encryption Law
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Your IT Consultant
Overreaction Over Video Conferencing End-to-end Encryption
By John Simek
It's no secret that Zoom is in the crosshairs for its usage of the term end-to-end encryption (E2EE). While there is a situation when the Zoom traffic is encrypted end-to-end,…
Mike McBride Online
Who Needs Encryption? You May Be Surprised
By Mike McBride
There are two things we know, for certain, when it comes to the encryption debate. 1. Law enforcement doesn’t like it, and wants a way to break it. 2. Any…
Future Lawyer
Zoom Meetings Are Very Secure…Top Ten Ways To Make Them So.
By rickgeorges
Zoom Security. Given all the mass media hand wringing and scare articles, you would think that Zoom is the biggest security risk on the planet. Calm down, people. Security is…
SmarTrade
DDTC Issues New FAQ on Encryption Rule’s Provision of Access Information and Section 120.50(b)
By Thompson Hine International Trade
Effective on March 25, 2020, the U.S. Department of State’s Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC) interim final rule amended the “Encryption Rule” under the International Traffic in Arms Regulations…
Mike McBride Online
What I’m Sharing (weekly)
By Mike McBride
7 types of tech tools to help lawyers set up virtual offices Privacy & Encryption Will Be More Important Than Ever In Wake Of Coronavirus What Is Shadow I.T.? And…
Your IT Consultant
Encryption Flaw Exposes Keys for Hyundai, Kia and Toyota Vehicles
By John Simek
The government keeps pushing for encryption backdoors. Apparently, vehicle manufacturers are helping by selling faulty encryption mechanisms. Ars technica reports that owners of keyless start systems from Toyota, Hyundai and…
Future Lawyer
Why Every Lawyer (And The Rest Of You) Should Be Using Signal As Your Only Messaging Client
By rickgeorges
Signal Secure Messaging. Why isn't everyone using Signal text messaging? It is a no brainer for lawyers, who communicate about confidential, sensitive client matters every day. It is encrypted, end…
Internet Newsletter for Lawyers
Encryption: security v privacy
In August 2015, a British journalist and cameraman were travelling in Turkey, making a documentary for Vice News. As is often the case, they were working with a local agent,…
Ride the Lightning
Did Apple Cave to the FBI in Dropping iCloud Encryption?
Naked Security reported on January 23 that, according to a new allegation, Apple has been far more accommodating than the FBI has been willing to admit. Specifically, according to six…
Your IT Consultant
Shocker: Apple Mum About iCloud Encryption
By John Simek
The FBI and Apple have had several bouts of arguing about encryption. Things really got heated in 2016 when the FBI wanted Apple to assist in getting into the iPhone…