Encryption, Forced Decryption, and the Constitution
Encryption, Forced Decryption, and the Constitution
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加密、强制解密和宪法
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2015
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Timothy A. Wiseman
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Timothy A. Wiseman
Encryption and ciphers have been significant in diplomacy, military activities, privacy for individuals, and have allowed for free communications even in areas without free speech. Encryption is necessary for the proper functioning of the Internet, because it allows private and secure transactions and can help ensure the identities of all parties.1 Authentication through encryption provides a layer of security on the Internet that helps prevent fraud and impersonation.2 Without encryption, it would be impossible to safely make purchases, carry out banking, or perform most other actions which require confirmation of identity online.3 Innovative uses of encryption have even allowed the creation of purely digital currencies which can be exchanged in relative anonymity.4 But encryption has also allowed illicit communications and materials to remain undetected. It has helped conceal attempts at