Keys under doormats: mandating insecurity by requiring government access to all data and communications (Q116947304)
Scholarly article. Abelson, 2015
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(P1683) "Abstract / Key words: surveillance, key escrow, vulnerabilities" (language: en)

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(P1683) "Abstract / Key words: surveillance, key escrow, vulnerabilities" (language: en)

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(P1683) "Abstract / Key words: surveillance, key escrow, vulnerabilities" (language: en)

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(P1683) "1.3 What has changed and what remains the same since 1990s? / The Crypto Wars actually began in the 1970s, with conflicts over whether computer companies such as IBM and Digital Equipment Corporation could export hardware and software with strong encryption, and over whether academics could publish cryptographic research freely." (language: en)

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(P356) 10.1093/CYBSEC/TYV009
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