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Encryption is that absolutely nobody can read it but the recipient. if the company could read the messages, they wouldnt be secured by end to end encryption. >> do i look like an engineer to you. >> andy: you made a statement and its factually wrong. >> i dont know that its wrong. [laughter] >> andy: honestly -- >> its transmitted over the world wide web to get someplace, everything thats in the world wide web is somewhere else. >> they can see your keystrokes. they can figure it out, im sure of...

Whatsapp. it is owned by facebook and now, the company is refusing to give investigators access. here now, ben collins, a u.s. army former green beret who served three tours of duty in afghanistan. ben, welcome. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: the encryption, its not as easy as it sounds. >> not at all. the way that these were, it is called end to end encryption. if i was to send you a message on whatsapp, i send it, it gets scrambled as it leaves my phone, it goes through the servers, when it get...

Deliver this message. telegram is going to say the same thing. they cant break into this stuff. >> thats a fine line for technology companies that want to play ball but want to make sure folks information are mains private. >> they are delivering information to the government. many of these companies like microsoft with their e-mail or facebook, they will get requests from the government and they are not using end to end encryption. so when the government goes there, they can gain access to the ...

Authorities off the trail. this should be something french authorities can identify. hes alienated from his family. you would think they would cooperate and dna testing could be done soon whether it was abu killed. >> the suspicion is he was in syria, in raqqah with the leader of isis abby baky backer al bag. >> one thing this highlights is gaps in our intelligence collection in part because of so-called end to end encryption, whether in a playstation 4 or app or i message in iphone, terrorists ...

Caliphate, move to a mobile messaging apps that is an encrypted. the needle we are searching to find, and found was invisible to us. that is the growing problem. >> that district attorney singles out smart phone operating systems from apple and google, that have end an end encryption. even the manufacturers cannot access information on the phones even if compelled to do so by a court order. >> the solution summarized in a report is simple, make smart foes signed by judges after reviewing the evi...

About a committee saying terror messaging is increasingly invisible because of this end to end encryption. he wants companies to make data available to federal authorities. do you think thats a good idea? can that work? >> what director comey is saying for many years one of the successful ways of disrupting plots has been able to identify them in advance. and they have done that the fbi and law enforcement by intercepting communications lawfully with a judicial warrant, people they believe are p...

In committing acts of violence and moving them to an end to end encrypted messaging app. our job is to look at a haystack the size of this country for needles that are increasingly invisible to us because of end to end encryption. >> now, thats isis. the other group, al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. theyve got a new leader. there was a drone strike last month that killed the leader in yemen. they very quickly had a replacement. and that replacement pointing his finger, putting his sites on ame...

About this. you had lawmakers coming out saying this is the toughest threat environment since 9/11 there have been hacking of federal agencies where 30 million plus peoples information has been released based not just on the news yesterday but the last several weeks it is easy to understand are we being attacked? the explanations we get after the stories and as soon as they go away is too much time, too much money and we will not be able to get up to speed to protect ourselves. how do we invest ...

For needles increasingly invisible because of end to end encryption. >> a person send a message. such as i want to fight for isis over the web. encryption software scrambles the message. only a recipient using the correct key can unscramble it to see its original meaning. the solution argues the fbi and many lawmakers is to allow law enforcement access to encrypted messages with a search warrant. tech companies however are resisting. concerned theyll lose business from privacy conscious customer...

You can pay for a lot of things with your mobile phone right now your smart phone, and those type of things are more security because theres end to end encryption. so as we move into the world of mobile payments we may see the mag card strips start to recede and more security come in. we always have to be, i guess, vigilant. >> no individuals lost money because they stole from funds held by banks that back up the prepaid credit cards that in the end that may get passed on to consumers. thanks fo...