Crypto wars : the fight for privacy in the digital age : a political history of digital encryption / Craig Jarvis
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BookPublisher: English : CRC Press, 2021Description: 440 p. : ill ; 24 cmISBN: 9780367642488 :Subject(s): Privacy, Right of | Data encryption (Computer science) -- Political aspects | Data encryption (Computer science) -- Law and legislationDDC classification: 332.4 J38C 2021 Online resources: ดูปกและสารบัญ (see cover and contents) Summary: Crypto Wars is the first, and definitive, book of its kind. Cryp toWars offers a history of the half century contest between the US government and its citizens to control digital cryptography, a technology allowing citizens to place their communications beyond the State's reach, thus undermining law enforcement and intelligence capabilities. Thus, CryptoWars is in part a history of how society balances security and privacy, whilst it also explores the power dynamic between citizenry and state, in the digital age.
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Crypto Wars is the first, and definitive, book of its kind. Cryp toWars offers a history of the half century contest between the US government and its citizens to control digital cryptography, a technology allowing citizens to place their communications beyond the State's reach, thus undermining law enforcement and intelligence capabilities. Thus, CryptoWars is in part a history of how society balances security and privacy, whilst it also explores the power dynamic between citizenry and state, in the digital age.
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