Re: Sen. Gregg changes his mind, won't introduce anti-encryption bill
Declan, This sounds good. And what about the SSSCA that is the offspring of the coupling between Hollings and media companies? Is that still alive? There is a phrase that I remember from some of the anit-terror legislation that bothers me -it's the "providing expert advice" part. Is there any that this could be used to go after those who create, distribute and teach about privacy tools or services? Mike
on Wed, Oct 17, 2001 at 09:34:09AM -0700, mmotyka@lsil.com (mmotyka@lsil.com) wrote:
Declan,
This sounds good.
And what about the SSSCA that is the offspring of the coupling between Hollings and media companies? Is that still alive?
There is a phrase that I remember from some of the anit-terror legislation that bothers me -it's the "providing expert advice" part. Is there any that this could be used to go after those who create, distribute and teach about privacy tools or services?
Or Bugtraq.
This is a real concern, yes.
Peace.
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