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What does that get you? If I understand correctly, I don't think the content owner finds out who uses the private key. They find out that the key has been used,
by philh 9y ago
What does that get you? If I understand correctly, I don't think the content owner finds out who uses the private key. They find out that the key has been used, which normally means that someone leaked the file to a pirate, and tells them who leaked.
- simias 9y agoPlausible deniability? Since there's an other way for somebody in the wild to have had access to the key without IP violation you could claim that you never leaked the file in the first place. Of course it's one of these smartass "hacker technicalities" that may not hold much water in a court of law.
- kgwgk 9y agoSo your defense would be that you didn't leak the file but you did leak the key?