Quick reminder to ppl: it’s 0days or encryption, pick one. National security issues mean govs legitimately need to read some ppl’s data.https://twitter.com/martijn_grooten/status/781968616191250432 …
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that is not an opinion shared by judges or lawyers. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Whose lawyers? I bet it's shared by the ACLU's, EFF's, etc. lawyers. :-)
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yup. If you have a warrant it is not a violation of 4a. Not even ACLU believes that searching a computer w/a warrant violates 4a
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With a warrant is different, but valid warrants must be specific. In practice they're not.
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now you’re moving the goal posts. Your earlier position was that use of exploits for a search is an inherent 4a violation.
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I'm sorry for being imprecise; this is Twitter. My position is that most real-world use of exploits is 4a and 5a violation...
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...that trying (or even legislating) to keep sw/hw insecure so they can exploit it is harmful to the public at large...
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...and that developing and keeping 0days to use rather than forcing vendors to fix bugs is harmful to the public at large.
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