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jonnyt_
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Such a decryption algorithm would completely destroy the internet. You couldn't protect anything. As soon as some idiot wants to wreck something, it is wrecked. |
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jonnyt_
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One the other hand having no encryption would allow anyone easy access to everything, even if the programmers didn't make any mistakes. Having no encryption, I think, would help those who are already powerful. The reason being that the easiest way to attack something becomes the man-in-the-middle. Just intercept packets and you know everything two computers are sending each other. And who can best do man-in-the-middle attacks? People who run the middle - internet service providers and telecommunications companies. |
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bryan.derksen
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Once I'm "solely responsible" for something, I don't really see how I can be "especially responsible" for some part of it. That would imply that I'm not as heavily responsible for the rest of it. Also, I'm a little unclear on what my responsibility would be - do I have control over plastic's effects? Or am I simply being scapegoated? |
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