France and Germany latest countries to want magical backdoors in encryption

[Guest Chris Smith]

http://androidforum.us/data/MetaMirrorCache/7991b116048c98c47fc91a5d2862d9f6.jpgThe recent NSA hack just proved to the world that no system is hack-proof if attackers have what it takes to break the access door. Regardless of whatever protections guarded that NSA server, hackers found a security hole to get in and steal critical documents. The same thing could happen to encrypted services that would feature a backdoor for law enforcement. But governments around the world still think they’d be able to handle such terrifying scenarios, with France and Germany being the latest nations looking to gain access to private encrypted messages exchanged over the internet by terror plot suspects.

 

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