On Wed, Jul 9, 2014 at 10:03 PM, Blanchard, Michael (InfoSec)
wrote:
> So, just for debate...
>
> The 5th protects us from handing over passwords. So they ask for decrypted
> data to be handed over.
>Wouldn't that be a 5th amendment violation as well?
>
> If police raid my house with a w
So, just for debate...
The 5th protects us from handing over passwords. So they ask for decrypted
data to be handed over.
Wouldn't that be a 5th amendment violation as well?
If police raid my house with a warrant, I do not have to do a thing other
than let them search and find what they
Sledgehammer once again used to crack a nut
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/07/08/christopher_wilson_students_refusal_to_give_up_crypto_keys_jail_sentence_ripa/
A computer science student accused of hacking offences has been jailed
for six months for failing to hand over his encryption password
