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CALEA II: Risks of wiretap modifications to endpoints

23 May 2013

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The FBI wants Congress to require that voice, video, and text communication tools be (re-)designed so that lawful wiretap orders can be executed quickly and silently. Twenty computer scientists have issued a report (pdf) criticising the plans.

See: CALEA II: Risks of wiretap modifications to endpoints

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