[Wolves] PGP

[Jon Farmer]

Peter Evans wrote:


> If they haven't implemented real-time monitoring of ISP messages then they're 
> still 'vulnerable' to time sensitive data being distributed in message 
> content that cannot be accessed easily.  I've seen a few people advocating 
> removing this possible vulnerability, citing it as a tool that undesirable 
> elements could exploit.  I don't think it's going to get that far, but I do 
> see the central repository idea becoming popular again.

Well as I understand it in regards to PGP. If a warrant is issued on one 
of the following grounds.

1. Interest of National Security
2. Deduction or Prevention Of A Crime
3. Interest of UK economy.
4. David Blunkett sneezes.

then a key holder is obliged to release the private key and any 
assoicated keys or passphrases.

Regards

Jon



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Jon Farmer
Systems Programmer
Entanet International Ltd
GPG Fingerprint ABCB 6E92 59B8 001F FE9C  0817 A2D6 0151 FF49 9040
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