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If you didn't request it, your node won't hold decryption keys to the files. Might not help him if they believe that the encrypted keyless fragments is enough
by Natanael_L 10y ago
If you didn't request it, your node won't hold decryption keys to the files.
Might not help him if they believe that the encrypted keyless fragments is enough (which would be a horrible legal argument).
- mirimir 10y agoThat's true, of course. But LEA are selecting nodes based on the hashes of those fragments. Many of them won't have cached CP fragments, but merely relayed them. But if his node did, prosecutors could argue that they've identified CP on his computer based on hashes, and have experts testify about reliability, etc. How many jurors would understand Freenet design?