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<blockquote data-quote="bazang" data-source="post: 1092332" data-attributes="member: 114717">Lots of encryption algorithms and methods have vulnerabilities. That is why the field of cryptanalysis exists.Aren&#039;t you xeno?If a user has committed a crime then it makes no difference who the software publisher is and what country they are located in - they are going to comply with a lawful order to provide infos.The notion that law enforcement is conducting decryption campaigns willy-nilly and Microsoft is going to assist them is the nonsense that lives on these security forums.If nation state agencies are targeting you, then nothing or nobody can help you. Agencies do not have unlimited resources. They are very deliberate in what and whom they target, and there are policies &amp; procedures that must be followed throughout the entire process to ensure compliance with statues and regulations.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bazang, post: 1092332, member: 114717"] Lots of encryption algorithms and methods have vulnerabilities. That is why the field of cryptanalysis exists. Aren't you xeno? If a user has committed a crime then it makes no difference who the software publisher is and what country they are located in - they are going to comply with a lawful order to provide infos. The notion that law enforcement is conducting decryption campaigns willy-nilly and Microsoft is going to assist them is the nonsense that lives on these security forums. If nation state agencies are targeting you, then nothing or nobody can help you. Agencies do not have unlimited resources. They are very deliberate in what and whom they target, and there are policies & procedures that must be followed throughout the entire process to ensure compliance with statues and regulations. [/QUOTE]

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