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Last week in San Francisco, a federal court for the first time ruled that the Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution — the right to not self-incriminate — protects against “forced decryption.” The judge, from the 11th Circuit in San Francisco, ruled that a Florida court violated a defendant’s rights when its Grand Jury gave him the choice to either reveal his TrueCrypt password or go to jail. The privacy watchdog group Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) called this “a major victory for constitutional rights in the digital age.” You can read the full ruling on the case –called United States v. Doe — here. Read it for yourself.

http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/tec...67?tag=nl.e036