Press release di Eurojust (via Repubblica):
Eurojust is a new European Union body established in 2002 to enhance the effectiveness of the competent authorities within Member States when they are dealing with the investigation and prosecution of serious cross-border and organised crime.
At the request of Direzione Nazionale Antimafia in Rome, the Italian Desk at Eurojust will play a key role in the coordination and cooperation of the investigations on the use of internet telephony systems (VoIP), such as “Skype”. Eurojust will be available to assist all European law enforcement and prosecution authorities in the Member States. The purpose of Eurojust’s coordination role is to overcome the technical and judicial obstacles to the interception of internet telephony systems, taking into account the various data protection rules and civil rights.
… siamo d’accordo che è impossibile, vero?
UPDATE
Quello che voglio dire è che non è possibile intercettare alcuna comunicazione via internet, se cifrata. A meno che…
…a meno che non vogliano vietare per legge la crittografia. Un po’ come succede tuttora negli USA per chiavi crittografiche di lunghezza superiore a 64 bit (che richiedono una specifica approvazione):
Mass market encryption commodities and software employing a key length greater than 64 bits for the symmetric algorithm […] remain subject to the EAR and require review by BIS […]
To request authorization for your “mass market” encryption products[…], you must submit a complete review request to BIS and the ENC Encryption Request Coordinator. The following guidance is designed to help you prepare and submit your requests for 30-day “mass market” encryption revie […]
(fonte Bureau of Industry and Security US Department of Commerce)
UPDATE 2
… che poi, anche ammesso di voler percorrere una strada di questo tipo (limitare o bloccare specifiche applicazioni), non penseranno che la gente stia lì a guardare… oggi ne parla anche Stefano qui.