re once tapped your code is no good any more in article qsip innnj dns nmsu edu amolitor nmsu edu andrew molitor writes al escom com al donaldson writes amolitor nmsu edu andrew molitor writes this appears to be generic calling upon the name of the anti christ just for the hell of it let s destroy this remark let us imagine that the executive branch actually could extract keys from the escrow houses without anyone knowing or telling now what dick has bits of data what the hell s he gonna do with it trot around to the telco and say we d like an unauthorised decrypting tap uh huh break in to watergate and install his own tap so his people still do have to break in neat huh record some noise then get the executive branch phone decryption box huh they ve got one goodness wait til the washington post gets hold of this and decrypt the noise more likely stare at the key and say oh hell it s not worth all this bloody hassle no he gives the keys to the fbi who may then give them to the local police on request who then simply put some alagator clips on your phone junction box and conduct an illegal tap they then decrypt when they recover the tape its just doing what the government does best breaking the law bill smythe
