EU Stars Over The Encryption Backdoor
Description
The image is a dark, wide banner with twelve yellow European Union-style stars arranged in a circle at the center. Thin gold circuit-board traces and nodes spread across the black background, turning the EU flag motif into a digital-policy visual. The linked context is an article about the EU's ProtectEU strategy and renewed concern that "lawful access" language could become pressure for encryption backdoors. Technically, the humor is dry and political: the graphic looks like cybersecurity modernization, while the implied policy debate is about weakening the cryptographic guarantees that make modern communications secure.
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A government-mandated encryption backdoor is just `chmod 777` with a press release about public safety.
amateurs, us did it since AES Comment deleted
EU just can't stop making bad decisions Comment deleted
The EU is basically a church of bureaucracy. It's impossible for it to stop making bad decisions, because there always will be some sub-commitee that screws things up. Comment deleted
https://youtu.be/j7PbJzrpyXc?feature=shared 2015 Comment deleted
humanity biotrash moment Comment deleted
Whatever, humans won’t be needed soon anyways. Comment deleted
God bless I'm not european Comment deleted