Or he may appeal on a broader constitutional basis, and push the Fourth Circuit to evaluate the legality of back-door Internet-surveillance programs.
In fact, at least in the United States in the 1990s, law enforcement agencies asked specifically for this sort of back door access to internet communications.
If it is, it tries to log in, to install a clandestine "back door" to the internet, and then to contact a server in Denmark or Malaysia for instructions.
Publicly, Rusbridger has expressed alarm that, by leaving open a back door to monitor Internet communications, the U.S. and the U.K. may prompt less open governments, such as China and Iran, to move to a walled, state-operated Internet; the result would undermine the ideal of a worldwide, open communications system.
INTERNET infrastructure, the veins and muscles of the Web, Internet, has become Israel's entree to e-commerce, a veritable back door to the global Internet market.
And some take advantage of another Internet back door: buying international editions.
David Cameron has promised to legislate to give his spies a back door into British phone and internet services.Liberty v security, once againThe first two of these developments present all sorts of practical difficulties for Western governments, but no great issues of principle.
The malware at the heart of the Google attack is described by researchers as a "Trojan horse" that is intended to open a back door to a computer on the Internet.
The video, called "Emergency Meeting" and viewed more than 5.4 million times since late June, is just one of dozens of wildly popular farcical skits staged over the past year by Porta dos Fundos, or Back Door, a Brazilian comedy troupe whose Internet channel on YouTube ranks among the fastest-growing in the world.
At the Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas last week, Jonathan Brossard demonstrated software that can be hidden deep inside the hardware of a PC, creating a back door that would allow secret remote access over the Internet.
He said he was particularly alarmed by reports that encryption had been compromised and the "big internet companies have been leaving open the back door for security services".
