Privacy team works on RIP killer
Last week, Peter Fairbrother, head of the design team at m-o-o-t, an "open-design, open-source cryptography project", said that the toolkit is "undergoing a fundamental design review" to make it ready for release on the same day RIP three is announced.
The team said that m-o-o-t has been built "to allow UK citizens to communicate and to store information without worrying about it", but that it will also defeat the FBI's Carnivore system as well as laws put forward by Australia, New Zealand and the Council of Europe.
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