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[Edit] I stand corrected, decryption keys are apparently mostly 256bitAES I still think is not realistic to remember them. If it is just a password to a walle
by deepnet 11y ago
[Edit] I stand corrected, decryption keys are apparently mostly 256bitAES
I still think is not realistic to remember them.
If it is just a password to a wallet of keys or an OS then authorities are more than capable of cracking them - just like FBI vs Apple.
[edit] disagree ? -- Read the court filing , they assert exactly what is on each disk.
https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/2781972-Lauri-Love-case-directions-April-2016.html https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/2781972-Lauri-Love-c...
If they already know the disk contents then it is not unreasonable to assume :
[Edit] IMHO this fits with the trend of sending chilling effects to journalists - as when they send police with angle grinders to chop up computers and hard drives to the Guardian newspaper ( who then moved to America ).
- cm2187 11y agoA decryption key is more likely to be a 256bit AES key, which can be a hash of a strong password. There is no need for public key when encrypting a drive.