Name: Anonymous 2013-02-04 0:11
So a local, moderately sized drug testing lab wants a new system for managing the data for all the junkies around here. They are very big on privacy and scared of lawsuits, so they plan to have everything encrypted because of some medical laws or something idunno. The requirements (summarized) are as follows:
1. Data must not be decryptable by any person without a manager's approval.
2. Data must be immediately delivered in an automated fashion to the proper authorities upon request.
3. Data must be completely anonymitized after the report is delivered to the requesting entity.
4. Data must be usable by the courts and contain all information that may be useful to law enforcement.
So, my question is, how can I make two mutually exclusive things happen at once? I browsed over my worn copy of SICP but couldn't find anything. Do I need a quantum computer maybe (I hear those work on magic)? Please lend me your wisdom.
1. Data must not be decryptable by any person without a manager's approval.
2. Data must be immediately delivered in an automated fashion to the proper authorities upon request.
3. Data must be completely anonymitized after the report is delivered to the requesting entity.
4. Data must be usable by the courts and contain all information that may be useful to law enforcement.
So, my question is, how can I make two mutually exclusive things happen at once? I browsed over my worn copy of SICP but couldn't find anything. Do I need a quantum computer maybe (I hear those work on magic)? Please lend me your wisdom.