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This certainly points towards having more widespread support for plausible deniability, no? Are there any mass encryption tools that are reasonably simple to se
by cypherpunks01 10y ago
This certainly points towards having more widespread support for plausible deniability, no? Are there any mass encryption tools that are reasonably simple to set up providing this (besides TrueCrypt Hidden Volumes)?
Would someone continue to be held in contempt if they furnished a decrypted drive that didn't contain the information that court held as a "foregone conclusion" that it contained?
- DennisP 10y agoWhy besides TrueCrypt?
- nicolapcweek94 10y agobecause it's supposed to be broken and/or backdoored since may 2014 when the development abruptly stopped and weird warnings appeared on the official site to switch to alternative programs
- striking 10y agoAlthough, who really knows at this point. Judge for yourself what happened: https://mastermind.atavist.com/he-always-had-a-dark-side https://mastermind.atavist.com/he-always-had-a-dark-side
- danielweber 10y agoThere's no evidence it's been "backdoored since may 2014." There were no changes at that point in time.
- aendruk 10y ago"supposed [...] since may 2014"
- htns 10y agoTails combined with any encrypted cloud hosting service accepting anonymous payments (e.g. mega.nz, though I'm sure there are ones with better desktop integration) would offer more deniability than any local solution could, though it's debatable if paying is reasonably simple.