http://www.canada.com/vancouversun/news/story.html?id=19c562bb-7605-4892-ad87-61ff4e6667ad&k=41023

http://www.canada.com/vancouversun/news/story.html?id=19c562bb-7605-4892-ad87-61ff4e6667ad&k=41023

BIS is supposed to be protected by RIM. They supposedly have a whole team of people who do stuff to protect BIS from hackers and the cops. Who knows though? Maybe RIM made it easy for the cops to read your email. Stupid, and if they did, I’m buying an iPhone, the only reason I use blackberry is for the privacy.

BIS is supposed to be protected by RIM. They supposedly have a whole team of people who do stuff to protect BIS from hackers and the cops. Who knows though? Maybe RIM made it easy for the cops to read your email. Stupid, and if they did, I’m buying an iPhone, the only reason I use blackberry is for the privacy.

That’s a solid point, though. Since we’re only hearing a part of the story, it’s likely that they’re talking about BIS customers, but I get the feeling that PIN messaging is also an issue for them, since there was some talk about tough-to-crack communication between BlackBerry devices.

That’s a solid point, though. Since we’re only hearing a part of the story, it’s likely that they’re talking about BIS customers, but I get the feeling that PIN messaging is also an issue for them, since there was some talk about tough-to-crack communication between BlackBerry devices.

well in BESland definately. BIS is a bit different as RIM host the server themselves and just ‘paint’ it a bit to look like the carriers’

In BESland the only two bits that have the ‘message encryption/decryption keys’ are the device and the BES which is ‘ahem’ behind the firewall.

Does anyone really think that the solution would have so many ‘security certifications’ let alone the recent sale of 19K devices to the FBI if Mike or Jim could roll out of bed and say “hey lets read John Mayer’s love notes to Jen today”

well in BESland definately. BIS is a bit different as RIM host the server themselves and just ‘paint’ it a bit to look like the carriers’

In BESland the only two bits that have the ‘message encryption/decryption keys’ are the device and the BES which is ‘ahem’ behind the firewall.

Does anyone really think that the solution would have so many ‘security certifications’ let alone the recent sale of 19K devices to the FBI if Mike or Jim could roll out of bed and say “hey lets read John Mayer’s love notes to Jen today”

well in BESland definately. BIS is a bit different as RIM host the server themselves and just ‘paint’ it a bit to look like the carriers’

In BESland the only two bits that have the ‘message encryption/decryption keys’ are the device and the BES which is ‘ahem’ behind the firewall.

Does anyone really think that the solution would have so many ‘security certifications’ let alone the recent sale of 19K devices to the FBI if Mike or Jim could roll out of bed and say “hey lets read John Mayer’s love notes to Jen today”