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Rawls’ is an odd case. If the reports are accurate, he seems to have believed that a strong password on his hard drive gave him legal immunity, and didn’t reall
by Pitarou 10y ago
Rawls’ is an odd case. If the reports are accurate, he seems to have believed that a strong password on his hard drive gave him legal immunity, and didn’t really try to conceal what he was doing.
Nonetheless, a line has been crossed, and cyber-libertarians have been predicting this breach for as long as I can remember. There’s nothing cyber-libertarians love more than a technical solution to state oppression.
- mirimir 10y agoWell, he was using Freenet without obscuring his IP address. That's pretty much not "really try[ing] to conceal what he was doing". But that's what Freenet devs have recommended, crooning of "plausible deniability".