All three are described as "hackers" on the site, yet none of them seem to be hackers. Engineers, developers, computer scientists - I could see those terms being used to describe them, but not "hackers."
I would say that government attempts to force data to be handed over reinforce the strength of public key encryption. Since Public Key made its debut, we've known that the only real actual threat to the system was an…
All three are described as "hackers" on the site, yet none of them seem to be hackers. Engineers, developers, computer scientists - I could see those terms being used to describe them, but not "hackers."
I would say that government attempts to force data to be handed over reinforce the strength of public key encryption. Since Public Key made its debut, we've known that the only real actual threat to the system was an…