[cryptography] Forgetting the Lesson of Cypherpunk History: Cryptography Is Underhanded

[John Young]

Bill Blunden, Forgetting the Lesson of Cypherpunk History: 
Cryptography Is Underhanded, Truthout, December 6, 2014.


http://truth-out.org/opinion/item/27783-glenn-greenwald-forgets-cypherpunk-history


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Re: [cryptography] [Cryptography] cost-watch - the cost of the Target breach

[Dave Horsfall]

On Sat, 6 Dec 2014, Jerry Leichter wrote:

 The British banks have always been much better at fobbing responsibility 
 off on consumers than the American banks - hardly something to be proud 
 of.  (I don't know what the state of play is in the rest of the 
 world.)

If it's any help, Australian law tends to follow British law, and is 
slowly rolling out CP; Europe, of course, has had it for ages.

And yes, Australian banks used to sue their customers too, for such things 
as reporting weaknesses in their own systems.

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