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[IT And Electronics] DOJ takes swipe at EFF over encryption passphrases - IT Security: In March 2010, a federal judge in Michigan ruled that Thomas Kirschner, facing charges of receiving child pornography, would not have to give up his password. That’s “protecting his invocation of his Fifth Amendment privilege against compelled self-incrimination,”

[WriteAmerica.US] DOJ takes swipe at EFF over encryption passphrases | Privacy Inc ...: The U.S. Department of Justice took a thinly veiled swipe at an online civil liberties group that’s arguing a Colorado woman can’t be forced to decrypt her laptop for police inspection.

[Mcnorman's Weblog] Whatever Happened To Taking The 5th? « Mcnorman's Weblog: “Ordering the defendant to enter an encryption password puts her in the situation the Fifth Amendment was designed to prevent: having to choose between incriminating herself, lying under oath, or risking contempt of court.”

[SayUncle] SayUncle » Fifth amendment: Never heard of it: and extending the legal shield of the Fifth Amendment to encryption passphrases. Courts already have ruled that that such protection extends to the contents of a defendant’s mind, so why shouldn’t a passphrase be shielded as well?

[TechEye - Latest technology headlines] Court mulls if government can force you to decrypt your password ...: The Electronic Frontier Foundation argues that the Justice Department's request needs to be rejected because of the Fifth Amendment rights which says "no person...shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself."

[TOY FOR VIP] TOY FOR VIP » Blog Archive » Encryption defense attorney fights ...: We’re not going to enhance a All Writs Act and we’re not going to slight a Fourth and Fifth Amendments, and we’re not going to grow a supervision any more, usually since you’re undone by your inability to decrypt a tough drive.” That would be a easy approach to go.

[We Right Resumes | recruitersbook.com] DOJ: We can force you to decrypt that laptop | Privacy Inc. - CNET ...: Read this blog post by Declan McCullagh on Privacy Inc.. The question of whether a criminal defendant can be legally compelled to cough up his encryption passphrase remains an unsettled one, with law review articles for at least the last 15 years arguing the merits of either approach.

[BLOG ABOUT SHOPPING ON THE INTERNET] Instant Circle Shield of encryption Standards | BLOG ABOUT ...: You’ll perceive stability experts say that WEP could be broken in five a matter of minutes this is correct, only once you have sniffed more than enough community targeted visitors for fragile IV’s. Accumulating more than enough wi-fi targeted visitors is going to take a minimum of one or two a long time within best problems.

[Doctor Bulldog & Ronin] Obama Administration Wants You to Give Up Your Passwords to Aid in ...: Prosecutors stressed that they don’t actually require the passphrase itself, meaning Fricosu would be permitted to type it in and unlock the files without anyone looking over her shoulder. They say they want only the decrypted data and are not demanding “the password to the drive, either orally or in written form.”

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