"It is not a encryption problem, it is a procedural problem. "- Russell Brandom
In episode 10 of secure sessions, our man Josh had a conversation with Russell Brandom, a journalist for The Verge. Brandom's expertise as a writer poses the Web legislature and Technology, as his play on the exposure of Stingray device and its history on facial recognition database of the FBI.
While Josh went in ready to podcast (mostly) discuss the general encryption debate, Russell knew exactly what to say to get our expanding aluminum cap. What began as a discussion about the cryptocurrency Bitcoin, both the practical use and the "potential founder" (although this blog editor rebuffs this request) output itself in recent weeks, quickly turned into a dialogue on monitoring the government top-secret all angles. FISA courts that generously grant search warrants and NSA apprehension expansion, piracy funded by the government, the fallout from the local police, and even protection provisions for whistleblowers with ethics concerns, this back and forth left no stone unturned.
government surveillance, while providing a form of security, enables the possibility for those who protect us from behaving badly. But when monitoring for the "greater good" turn questionable?
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