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Five Eyes, India and Japan call for backdoors in end-to-end encryption

Following a meeting of the Five Eyes intelligence group, nations called for there to be a way for law enforcement to access end-to-end encrypted information. The post Five Eyes, India and Japan call for backdoors in end-to-end encryption appeared first on Silicon Republic.
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