No Matter What the FBI Says, Compromising Encryption Is a Technical Issue

Re:No Matter What the FBI Says, Compromising Encryption Is a... by hueving on Wednesday December 09, 2015 @10:22PM (#10708662)

>For example, the San Bernardino killers apparently took out a massive loan and emptied their bank accounts prior the attack.

This happens quite frequently when people are going to make a big purchase or pay off another loan with worse terms. It's not as much of a red flag as you would think.

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Re:No Matter What the FBI Says, Compromising Encryption Is a... by vlunkr on Wednesday December 09, 2015 @11:45PM (#10708947)

Sure, but taking out a massive loan in coordination with other signs, like buying guns, would start to paint a better picture.

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Re:No Matter What the FBI Says, Compromising Encryption Is a... by compactmani on Thursday December 10, 2015 @03:00AM (#10709461)

I believe the word is "context."

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Re:No Matter What the FBI Says, Compromising Encryption Is a... by marcosdumay on Thursday December 10, 2015 @08:42AM (#10710526)

That done by somebody that the police should be monitoring closely should raise some flags.

Problem is, the police seems to be spending the resources that should be monitoring those people on monitoring everybody.

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Re:No Matter What the FBI Says, Compromising Encryption Is a... by 91bananas on Wednesday December 09, 2015 @11:43PM (#10708943)

But coupled with the stated other red flags, this one is bright red with big red arrows pointing to it.

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