Calls for Re-Encryption Write Web Intelligence To Tak burglarized

SAN FRANCISCO - Internet security experts called for the need to change the security code of the web post-unfolding hacking encryption for online banking, medical data or email by the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) and the British intelligence agency, the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ). Thus, the data and the privacy of millions of people could be protected.

"It must be admitted the task will not be easy, partly because the Internet security issues are very dependent on a brilliant scientist who is now a suspect in the burglary precisely because the encryption work for the government," said cryptography expert, Professor Matthew Green, as reported by departmental, Sunday (8/9) .

He explained that the public now feel betrayed because during this time the NSA has contributed to several important safety standards. Some Internet experts also said he was surprised because the U.S. and UK governments are seen to protect the public's right to monitor all that precisely in reducing the security of all people.

"We have the assumption that they could use their skills to make a weak standard, but it will make all the people in the U.S. are not safe," he continued.

Meanwhile, a group of volunteers internet security expert who is responsible for the basic rules of internet technology has formed a panel to intensify work in adding a basic web traffic encryption and strengthen security socket layer in order to maintain the confidentiality of banking, email and other pages that addressed https. "This new threat and one of the examples of the dangers that we face in the era of network," said Jari Arkko, a scientist who led the Ericsson Internet Engineering Task Force, told Reuters.

Other experts also responded sharply to media reports based on documents from a former NSA contractor, Edward Snowden indicating NSA manipulation. (esy / JPNN)