I hate to tell you this but they're already logging and storing stuff at a shallower level: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telecommunications_data_retenti...
Of course, if they want to try cracking my SSL connection to my US VPN, let them at it.
Of course, if they want to try cracking my SSL connection to my US VPN, let them at it.
The problem is you can trivially change a files hash in about 2 minutes using paint.
So filtering like that is basically pointless.
However.
I don't see any of this in that report linked to (it's early :P). Where am I reading about filtering? (page?)
It's late, not early. Need to get some sleep...
EDIT: actually, somewhat ironically, CIRCAMP is one of the few EU organisations that "gets" the child porn problem properly.... I hear they actually have had success going after distributors. More on them here: http://circamp.eu/index.php?option=com_content&view=arti... (I think the use of the word filter in the report was just a poor choice of words - it refers to CSAADF, the blocklist)