SecAppDev 2024 lecture details
Crypto policy: from CSAM to eIDAS
This talk presents a summary of 30 years of crypto wars including the key escrow controversy, client-side scanning, and EU's digital identity initiatives.
Wednesday June 5th, 09:00 - 10:30
Room Lemaire
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This talk provides a concise exploration of the crypto wars, tracing the tensions between privacy advocates and government surveillance efforts. It delves into the concept of key escrow and its implications for encryption. Additionally, it examines the complexities surrounding client-side scanning for detecting child sexual abuse material. The talk concludes with a critical analysis of the European Digital Identity Wallet and eIDAS, highlighting their role in fostering secure and interoperable digital identities across the European Union.
Key takeaway
Technology developments create a growing tension between government mass surveillance and privacy; the resulting debate shifts shapes but continues.
Content level
Introductory
Target audience
Software developers, architects, people involved in governance
Prerequisites
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