On legally mandating "adequate encryption"
When I see stuff like this:
Consumer data security bill passes out of House committee: "Data encryption is the only technology specified in the bill, and adequate encryption could exempt a company from the need to notify victims. "
I always wonder whether ROT13 is "adequate encryption" based on the letter of the law.
Consumer data security bill passes out of House committee: "Data encryption is the only technology specified in the bill, and adequate encryption could exempt a company from the need to notify victims. "
I always wonder whether ROT13 is "adequate encryption" based on the letter of the law.
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