Even though it has the support of an overwhelming majority of House members, Rep. Bob Goodlatte's Security and Freedom through Encryption (SAFE) Act in July bumped up against a very determined minority, as the House Armed Services and Intelligence committees stripped the bill of its name and its impact--namely, decontrolling most encryption products. A showdown at the House Rules Committee looms.
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