Covert entry - Equipment interference offers opportunity to circumvent encryption/ Professor Alan Woodward
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Jane's Intelligence Review Vol.29, Issue 12, December 2017, pp.26-29 (123)Summary: Governments are increasingly concerned about the widespread availability and use of encrypted communications platforms. As part of an occasional series on the future of intelligence collection, this article examines the use of equipment interference to circumvent encryption.
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Governments are increasingly concerned about the widespread availability and use of encrypted communications platforms. As part of an occasional series on the future of intelligence collection, this article examines the use of equipment interference to circumvent encryption.
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