[Cyberman]

Listening to this nitwit's views on computer security is like asking Jeb Bush for advice on how to win a Presidential election.

[GOPJ]

For another ‘eye opener’ check out: Wireless Network Watcher

[Zathras]

No one seems to be interested in VPN.
In theory, VPN should be very secure.
The Gov seems to be more interested in ‘file storage’ than the data transport.

Not sure why but it is something to think about.

[bkopto]

New York and California both have anti-encryption bills currently working their way through local legislatures

And you can bet your last dime that these far left legislatures will outlaw encryption, in the name of "terrorism", "safety" and "the children", those catch-all phrases used by scoundrels everywhere to advance their tyrannical agenda so as to put their boot on the necks of the people.

[Red Badger]

His heart was in the right place, but his head was up his ass..........................

[IamConservative]

It is interesting to have observed over time how reliant law enforcement has become on technology to solve crimes. The days of true gumshoe detective work are gone. Law enforcement now relies on the criminals to create all the evidence they need in the form of data crumbs left across cyber space. Think about the difference between Jethro Gibbs (NCIS) and Joe Friday (Dragnet)..

[Seruzawa]

So they pass laws? So you get encription software from a source outside the state and use it anyhow. How would a law like this even get enforced?