Keynote: Crypto War 3 – from the DMA to Chatcontrol
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Ross Anderson traces recent shifts in surveillance policy and technology, arguing that EU/UK proposals for client-side scanning (so-called chat control) and the EU Digital Markets Act’s mandated interoperability together create new, large-scale threats to end-to-end encryption. He names end-to-end crypto, client-side scanning, and the DMA as focal technologies/regulatory moves, and frames the problem as increased systemic complexity and security risk. The approach called for is a multidisciplinary response spanning cryptographic protocol design, antitrust/economic analysis, and advocacy on harms such as violence against women and girls.
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