Security Expert: Governments Will Demand Access to Encrypted Systems, 'Going Dark' Accelerates

matthew_d_green · x · 2026-08-14

matthewdgreen expects explicit requests for access to systems, including encrypted and personal systems. Backdoors may be added surreptitiously but likely detectable. He comments on rapid 'going dark'.

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