政府禁止自我保管加密货币,要求所有计算机设置后门(2035年)

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这一切开始得很平静。各国政府并没有直接禁止加密技术或去中心化协议,而是施压于苹果、微软、谷歌、英特尔、AMD以及其他所有主要的芯片、操作系统和浏览器供应商,要求他们“遵守国家安全”。 第一阶段,人工智能后门:每一台新设备都配备了一个强制性的可信人工智能模块(TAM)。官方宣传它是用于反欺诈和儿童保护。实际上,TAM是一个驻留的人工智能代理,具有内核级的挂钩。它拦截机器上运行的每一个程序,扫描“危险数学”,并将“异常行为”上报。人们被告知这就像杀毒软件,但很少有人意识到它的能力超过了任何曾经设计的根套件。 第二阶段,旧设备的淘汰:起初,人们依然依赖他们的旧笔记本电脑、树莓派和离网服务器。但软件和浏览器的更新停止了。互联网服务提供商开始根据新的网络犯罪法律屏蔽来自“未合规设备”的流量。逐渐地,使用旧硬件进行在线交易的能力减少,人们被迫转向新的技术栈。 第三阶段,某些数学的禁令:随着TAM的普及,政府划定了界限。在未获得许可的钱包之外生成ECDSA或Ed25519密钥对成为重罪。运行类似零知识证明、同态加密或基于格的加密算法会立即被标记。即使在Python中尝试编写素数筛选算法也可能引发“可疑数学”警报。 人工智能不需要理解你的代码。它已经在数百万种加密模式上进行了训练。任何过于接近“禁忌数学”的东西都会在毫秒内被关闭。 第四阶段,受控经济:自我保管消失了。所有钱包都由国家批准的保管人发行。像USDC这样的稳定币成为商业的支柱,但每一笔交易都需通过TAM预先清算。“黑数学”如门罗风格的环签名被视为数字恐怖主义。发布开源隐私代码的开发者被指控与军火贩子同罪。 大多数公民适应了这种变化,许多人甚至不知道有什么不同。他们用手机支付,刷脸消费,认为世界变得更加安全。 地下世界:数学从未消亡。一些研究人员将离线设备走私到法拉第笼中,围绕“自由数学”计算建立社区。其他人则使用骰子、纸牌和物理随机性设计模拟加密,创造出超出TAM控制的密钥。一个全球地下网络逐渐形成,通过光盘、二维码纹身甚至记忆种子短语传递秘密。 他们被贴上极端主义者的标签,但他们认为自己是保护主义者,坚守数字仍然可以自由的理念。 令人遗憾的是,这与欧盟等地正在考虑的聊天控制措施并没有太大区别。在1990年代,美国曾将强加密视为“军火”,并禁止出口。以下是关于端到端加密战争的全球地图:https://community.qbix.com/t/the-global-war-on-end-to-end-encryption/214
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It started quietly. Governments didn’t outlaw cryptography or decentralized protocols outright. Instead they pressured Apple, Microsoft, Google, Intel, AMD, and every other major vendor of chips, operating systems, and browsers to &quot;comply with national security&quot;.<p>Phase 1, the AI backdoor: Every new device shipped with a mandatory Trusted AI Module (TAM). Officially it was marketed as anti-fraud and child protection. In reality, TAM was a resident AI agent with kernel-level hooks. It intercepted every program running on the machine, scanned for &quot;dangerous math&quot;, and reported &quot;anomalous behavior&quot; upstream. People were told it was like antivirus. Few realized it was more powerful than any rootkit ever devised.<p>Phase 2, obsolescence of the old machines: At first people clung to their older laptops, Raspberry Pis, and off-grid servers. But updates for software and browsers stopped. ISPs began blocking traffic from “non-compliant devices” under new cybercrime laws. Slowly, the ability to transact online with older hardware dwindled, and people were forced onto the new stack.<p>Phase 3, The ban on certain math: With TAM installed everywhere, governments drew the line. Generating ECDSA or Ed25519 keypairs outside a licensed wallet became a felony. Running algorithms that resembled zero-knowledge proofs, homomorphic encryption, or lattice-based crypto flagged you instantly. Even trying to code a prime sieve in Python could raise a “suspicious math” alert.<p>The AI didn’t need to understand your code. It had been trained on millions of cryptographic patterns. Anything too close to “forbidden math” was shut down in milliseconds.<p>Phase 4, The controlled economy: Self-custody vanished. All wallets were issued by state-approved custodians. Stablecoins like USDC became the backbone of commerce, but every transaction was pre-cleared through TAM. &quot;Black math&quot; like Monero-style ring signatures was criminalized as digital terrorism. Developers who published open-source privacy code were charged the same as arms traffickers.<p>Most citizens adjusted. Many never knew the difference. They tapped their phones, paid with their faces, and believed the world was more secure.<p>The underground: Well, math never dies. Some researchers smuggled offline devices into Faraday cages, building communities around &quot;free math&quot; computing. Others designed analog cryptography using dice, cards, and physical randomness to create keys beyond the reach of TAM. A global underground grew, passing secrets on optical disks, QR tattoos, and even memorized seed phrases.<p>They were labeled extremists, but they thought of themselves as preservationists, keeping alive the idea that numbers could still be free.<p>The sad part is, this isn&#x27;t that far off from what is being contemplated with Chat Control in EU, etc. In the 1990s, strong encryption itself in the US was considered &quot;munitions&quot; and prevented from export. Here is a global map of the war on end-to-end encryption: https:&#x2F;&#x2F;community.qbix.com&#x2F;t&#x2F;the-global-war-on-end-to-end-encryption&#x2F;214