A volunteer cyberarmy?

[Jenova's Witness]

http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Europe/2011/0608/How-Estonians-became-pioneering-cyberdefenders

[Bosola]

What really concerns me in that article is the talk of nations using malware as weaponry. If governments decide that certain technical information could help 'cyber-terrorists', they might restrict access to it.

I worry that one day, researching this technical info for personal, benign interests will become a criminal offense.

[Jenova's Witness]

There are plenty of ways around that.  Duckduckgo is a search engine that actually cares about privacy.

[Bosola]

It's not about whether there are workarounds. It's about the principle that tinkerers and reverse engineers could get lumped in with criminals.