Re:Federal agents seek to loosen rules on hacking computers ...
by cam_l on Saturday May 10, 2014 @08:40PM
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"strong anonymity tool and GPG"
just thinking, the problem, it seems, is that end-to-end encryption is not really end-to-end. the user is the endpoint, not the computer.
from a ux point of view, a dongle between screen / keyboard and computer for an encryption overlay could be a way to unambiguously protect information - so information never exists decrypted in a machine.. just the screen.
user input-output accessories are much more technologically static than software / hardware, so an open-source hardware solution may be possible?
just thinking, the problem, it seems, is that end-to-end encryption is not really end-to-end. the user is the endpoint, not the computer.
from a ux point of view, a dongle between screen / keyboard and computer for an encryption overlay could be a way to unambiguously protect information - so information never exists decrypted in a machine.. just the screen.
user input-output accessories are much more technologically static than software / hardware, so an open-source hardware solution may be possible?