[1]Newsmaker Interview: Bruce Schneier on 'Going Dark' and the Crypto
   Arms Race:

     TP: Thinking about the FBI, is there is there a middle ground
     between the things that law enforcement wants to do and the people's
     right for security and privacy?
     Bruce: The middle ground is having less security and giving more
     access to people who want to break into systems - that's the FBI and
     the Chinese government and cybercriminals. That's the middle ground.
     Think of it as a dial. How much security do you want to have? How
     much access do you want?

     This notion that I can build a backdoor that only works if a [person
     with a] certain morality tries to use it. That's what doesn't work.
     If you're willing to have your nuclear power plant a little less
     safe in exchange for giving the FBI access, that's your tradeoff.

   (Via [2]The first stop for security news | Threatpost)

   A lightweight read that makes for a great resource when trying to
   explain this to non-security types.

   ※ Typical full disclosure as Bruce and I are part of the same
   organization.
   Also on:

   [3]Twitter
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   My original entry is here: [4]Newsmaker Interview: Bruce Schneier on
   'Going Dark' and the Crypto Arms Race. It posted Wed, 18 Jul 2018
   02:59:55 +0000.
   Filed under: business, privacy, tech,

References

   1. https://threatpost.com/newsmaker-interview-bruce-schneier-on-going-dark-and-the-crypto-arms-race/134005/
   2. https://threatpost.com/feed/
   3. https://twitter.com/TokyoGringo/status/1019417442827800577
   4. https://www.prjorgensen.com/?p=1289