GAK solutions was: Is there a lawyer in the house?

Carl Ellison cme at clark.net
Thu Dec 7 19:41:35 PST 1995



>>This is not far from the idea that CME proposed that the NSA/FBI/CIA
>>publish public keys, and we'll hack a voluntary version of PGP that
>>encrypts the session key with the LEA public key -- instant
>>voluntary Key Escrow.
>
>I still think that's the only way the gov't will get GAK -- :)


Actually, the real proposal (http://www.clark.net/pub/cme/html/no-ke.html)
is to have them give me their public keys.  I would sign and post them.
The world's citizens would then add them to their public keyrings and, when
they feel like volunteering GAK, would include these agencies as
crypto-recipients -- on a per-message basis.

No meetings -- no hassle -- nearly 0 cost -- and the gov't could have GAK 
tomorrow.

 - Carl

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