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The right to be secure (fwd Computerworld article)
Peter Shipley
shipley at tfs.COM
Wed Jul 14 19:20:30 PDT 1993
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> Finally, the system will be designed to ensure that law
> enforcement destroys the keys it receives when its authority
> to conduct the electronic surveillance has expired.
>
>. It also suggests that keys *can* be kept longer than court
>orders permit if the attorney general wants.
>
if also suggests there no safeguard in the system for keys to expire;
thus an underground can form for keys since there is no expiration date.
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