The Australian public ministry wants that suspects can be forced to work on the decoding of their encrypted communication. In Australia vnom is the longer required to work on deciphering of the encrypted hard drives.
How the obligation just must come to see is not clear, but those who do not cooperate, it would be a punishment to risk. That discovered the Australian site ITNews. It is not yet known whether the Australian government, the plan supports. According to the public prosecutor, criminals and terrorists encryption ‘to the law enforcement agencies work to hinder’.
There are hooks and eyes at the proposal; it often happens that a service communication encrypts without having a user hold the keys to the communication to decipher in his hands. The suspects, according to the Australian public department, moreover, not simply be forced to cut the communication to be handed over; how the obligation to work, is not clear.
Australia like the United Kingdom already have laws that users are required to submit their passwords to hand for encrypted hard drives. The netherlands is working on similar legislation, but there is criticism on the so-called ontsleutelplicht.