Don't secure the internet, it needs crime: Diffie | ZDNET

Creating a completely secure internet is not a practical way to solve our security problems and having it as a medium for crime might actually be better for society.

Don't secure the internet, it needs crime: Diffie | ZDNET X Tech Home Tech Security Don't secure the internet, it needs crime: Diffie Creating a completely secure internet is not a practical way to solve our security problems and having it as a medium for crime might actually be better for society. Written by Michael Lee, Contributor Contributor Oct. 17, 2012 at 6:49 p.m. PT While many people see securing the internet as a means to stopping cybercrime, former vice president for information security and cryptography at the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) Whitfield Di

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