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I think this is the most likely answer. Once handed an NSL, you either have to quit the project or hurt people; or maybe even less than two options.
by imglorp 10y ago
I think this is the most likely answer. Once handed an NSL, you either have to quit the project or hurt people; or maybe even less than two options.
- ryanlol 10y agoWhat is a NSL supposed to achieve here? What non-content information could they have wanted from her?
- voxic11 10y agoIf she has commit rights to the tor project they could require her to submit a patch which could be used to reviel metadata about tor users.
- nickpsecurity 10y agoWhat you said. The ECI leaks say they use them gor SIGINT-enabling. In Lavabit, the court order was to compromise all the keys then lie to users that it never happened.
- throwaway76543 10y agoOr ignore the NSL, talk to the press about it openly, and become the case which invalidates them. I'd do it.
- npizzolato 10y agoThat's really easy to say behind a throwaway account on the internet. It's a much harder choice when it's your life and freedom on the line, and I don't know if anyone can truly say it for sure until they're in that position.
- throwaway76543 10y agoThis is an absolutely fair observation.