Digital security and due process: A new legal framework for the cloud era

Re:Digital security and due process: A new legal framework f... by ckastner on Friday June 23, 2017 @04:01AM (#14617659)

> I truly do not understand why anyone would want to "help" the LEOs of today.

Have you considered the position of the victim?

Consider some instance of cybercrime, for example: perpetrators defrauding four companies of €86m [1]. Are LEO supposed to roll over and give up on the case, just because the perpetrators reside in some other country?

[1] Source is in German, sorry. http://derstandard.at/2000059612885/Cyberattacken-Bisher-86-...

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Re:Digital security and due process: A new legal framework f... by thinkfurther on Friday June 23, 2017 @04:42AM (#14617794)

What about the victims of mass surveillance? In a very real way, that is a constant attack on everybody.

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