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You could be lying. What is more interesting to me is what happens when you destroy the crypto key (usb token or a smartcard), so no one ever can decrypt it.
by xaduha 10y ago
You could be lying. What is more interesting to me is what happens when you destroy the crypto key (usb token or a smartcard), so no one ever can decrypt it.
- Freak_NL 10y agoThen you will probably get charged with destruction of evidence, and punished accordingly. Either there is evidence that you willingly destroyed it, or there isn't and you are acquitted. That situation seems a lot less abstract and certainly less disconcerting than being jailed indefinitely for not remembering a passphrase (or claiming you can't).