Though Feinstein has called on Silicon Valley to create
back doors, no legislation has yet been introduced in the U.S.
How Silicon Valley Will Push Back Against Washington
Let's look at the Front Door, the
Back Door and how a Supply Chain Management (SCM) professional can help capture the monies being lost to the company's bottom line.
Profits out the back door: you may see the profits coming in the front door. But do you know what's happening out back?
A muddy footprint was also visible on the
back door and the apartment had been trashed, police said.
$10,000 bail set in alleged break-in; Police find coins, cash from apartment
When I walked through the
back door, I entered a place where I was fed incessantly, listened to with rapt attention and doted on like I was the bee's knees, especially by my grandmother.
Misses comfort of grandparents' home
Yet, when a resident dies in a nursing home, typically the hallways are cleared and in an almost secretive way, the body is taken out the
back doors to a waiting hearse, as if it were something to be ashamed of.
Departing with dignity
You may have felt safe when you signed up for Internet services or bought stuff online, but those online vendors have big
back doors just waiting for us to walk through.
Confessions of an Internet hacker: Stealing your personal information was hard to resist
Take a good look at the Times Square area and notice the "
back door" area on 41st Street where the Forest City Double Tree Hotel has an entrance next to the Milstein/Swig Weiler Arnow site.
MAP TIME
At the new dementia assisted living center at Parkcliffe Eldercare Community in Toledo, Ohio, architects placed the "front door" on an enclosed courtyard for residents--their "front yard." A "
back door" provides a discreet entrance for visitors and staff.
By popular demand
Steve Cram, Chris Brasher and Doug Ibbotsen, broke their silence and spoke of "
back door money and brown envelopes."
Cram: I did take cash
In addition to the expanded wiretapping provisions, near-future proposals have included the criminalization of unbreakable encryption, the reintroduction of the infamous Clipper Chip (a government-sanctioned, NSA-sponsored encryption scheme that would contain a
back door for law-enforcement decoding), publically unaccountable funding for Digital Telephony (which would give the FBI authority over the design of telecom networks to ensure effective surveillance capabilities), and even a constitutional amendment to criminalize "bomb-making" information on the Internet (information that is both legal and available on the printed page).
The madhatter project
In the summer, we check them in at the
back door. By staying on top of things, our vendor shrink is zero.
How big a problem is employee or vendor shrink?
The Clipper Chip has a "
back door" that allows government officials to tap and decode any messages encrypted with it.
Code blues
[paragraph] In Fort Lauderdale, Florida, condominium managers ordered a couple to stop entering and leaving their unit through their
back door, claiming that they were wearing an unsightly path in the lawn by taking a short cut to the parking lot.
Trouble in privatopia: residents check their rights at the gates
Before Ann and Robbie Johannesen added an 18- by 24-foot deck off the rear of their hillside house, they had only a slim band of grass and a tiny stoop by their
back door.
Solution for a steep slope: big deck with built-in planters
As the front of the car was submerged in water Mike was unable to open the driver's door and quickly opened the
back door to allow water to fill and balance the car.
Local to the rescue following sea plunge