Introduction As more and more aspects of our daily lives are conducted digitally, cryptographic technology has become an increasingly important tool for securing our personal information and online communications. But at the same time, the use of encryption has also raised concerns about its potential use for criminal activities, such as terrorist attacks, money laundering, and cyber espionage. To address these concerns, many governments around the world have implemented regulations around the use of cryptography. In the United States, the regulation of cryptography is mainly the responsibility of individual states, with some federal regulations as well. Washington State is one of the leaders in the country when it comes to cryptography law, having enacted a comprehensive set of regulations aimed at balancing the need for strong encryption with the need for public safety and cybersecurity. In this article, we'll provide an overview of Washington State's cryptography law, includ...
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