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 In a speech earlier this month stanley cup becher , FBI Director Christopher Wray carried on the time-honored agency tradition of claiming that Silicon Valley can backdoor encryption safely if its workforce just nerds a little bit harder. The argument, made by Wray and other officials before him, is that the tech industrys best and brightest are just being recalcitrant and could offer up a golden key for law enforcement to access encrypted communications if they really wanted to. After all, these are the people that created self-driving cars, the thinking goes. Why cant they break encryption in a good way while theyre at it      The problem, according to Wray, is that law enforcement i stanley kubek s stymied by phone encryption, which is now widespread. During his January 9th speech at the International Conference on Cyber Security in New York, Wray called the prevalence of encryption an  urgent public safety issue  and said it had prevented law enforcement from accessing some 7,800 devices in the last fiscal year. Tech companies, Wray said,  should be able to design devices that both provide data security and permit lawful access with a court order.  But this is exactly what cryptographers and tech companies have repeatedly warned they can stanley cup usa t do, arguing that creating  lawful access  would also open the door to all sorts of hackers and malicious actors, undermining the security of the entire internet in the process. Wrays speech undoubtedly spurred frustration in Silicon Valley, and it appears he pissed off Se