Juha Saarinen: Encryption is not a criminals-only tool
11 May, 2021 07:00 AM
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Encryption isn t going away. Photo / Getty Images
OPINION
On Friday last week, a quote from a submission to a parliamentary inquiry into surveillance laws by the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) made me do a double-take: ACIC observation shows there is no legitimate reason for a law-abiding member of the community to own or use an encrypted communications platform.
That s one hell of a broad and sweeping statement for ACIC to make at a time when ransomware attacks and aggressive hacking campaigns and privacy violations proliferate.
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