Did GCHQ crack encryption? Parliament's security committee suggests GCHQ can read encrypted communications
Parliamentary security report indicates that even encrypted communications aren't safe from spies' eyes
Today's report from Parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee has suggested that GCHQ has broken computer encryption systems and is able to read messages that ought to be secure. The admission...
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