Is it possible to use encryption software (pgp, truecrypt, etc) without selinux or in such a way the selinux backdoor isn't a problem?During the antitrust trials it came out that the NSA has had a back door into Microsoft for years. We all know the NSA has a back door into Linux with the Selinux code...
Why not encryption stuff? I'm sure it's there and we just don't know it yet. Doesn't one of the guys who created RSA work for the NSA? Or am I thinking of someone else?
<duck>I bet Lisa is a plant!</duck>
Nathan
On Thursday, June 06, 2013 04:59:56 PM Derek Trotter wrote:
This country is looking less and less like a free country every day. I read a few days ago that the FBI wants a back door to all encryption software. Some may think they're doing nothing illegal, they have nothing to hide, but the way the IRS and EPA are harassing B.O.'s opponents proves that notion wrong.
On 06/06/2013 03:24 PM, Eric Cope wrote:
wow, just wow.
Eric
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