MONTERAL - Police would not say whether they break the encryption of RIM's BlackBerry or give them safe access to the server.
Meanwhile, RIM issued a statement noting that the standard operating defend users' privacy rights of law in the country of operation
Canadian police use BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) to trace the murder of a mob boss of New York. Five suspects in the murder of Salvatore Montagna, who was shot dead in November and have criminal ties in Canada and the United States (U.S.).
Authorities trace the message through the fuel sent by one of the suspects, Vittorio Mirarchi, a businessman who is close to Motagna. This search also made it work dicokok by Canadian police.
Blackberry encryption capabilities supposedly invincible coveted by businessmen and politicians to communicate securely. But after this case, not always fuel RIM's network is really safe. Thus was launched TerraNet, Sunday (01/08/2012).
But various authorities around the world are also demanding access from the BlackBerry manufacturer RIM which is to open the encrypted communications to thwart criminal and terrorist activity.
"The suspects in the murder of Montagna reportedly surprised to learn that the police have been accessing their personal communication with Quebec," said the local newspaper.
