Cryptographers submit security briefing to Senate on Bill C-22
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Four authorities on cryptography and privacy from Canadian and U.S. universities submitted a briefing paper to a Senate committee examining Bill C-22, warning the bill poses security risks and could reduce the security of numerous systems.
“Adding ways for even lawful parties to circumvent this protection leaves, as we have seen time and time again, footholds for unintended third parties, including foreign governments, to gain unfettered access.”
Ian GoldbergIan Goldberg Cryptography expert, University of WaterlooPeter Swire Cybersecurity and privacy expert, Georgia Tech
Gary Anandasangaree Public Safety MinisterSean Fraser Justice Minister
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"In lawful-access regimes in the U.S. and other countries in the Five Eyes – the intelligence alliance that includes Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the U.S. – 'there are multiple safeguards' that are not in Bill C-22, the briefing paper says." Lawful-access bill poses security risks, could prompt Canadians to switch to…
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