What the world must not learn from Australia

Australia asks tech cos to do impossible: They must decrypt any communications by users, upon a secret demand made by the competent authorities, but cannot cause a 'systemic weakness' when decrypting

In the aftermath of Pokhran II , the United States went to town investigating those who could have been guilty of exporting “dual-use” technology from America. Many Indians and non-resident Indians in the global IT industry faced questions. You need high-end computers for all sorts of military purposes, including encrypted communications, decryption of encoded messages,  and weapon design. The generation of weather forecasts and the simulation of nuclear explosions also requires supercomputers. 

India developed the Param precisely because it was denied Cray supercomputers. The Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) struggled for years to design and make cryogenic rockets because that,