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Maybe get the hash database and create a trove of clean documents that force a hash collision and overload the system with false positives. Maybe also add some

Maybe get the hash database and create a trove of clean documents that force a hash collision and overload the system with false positives. Maybe also add something about the Fourth Amendment in the documents for good measure.

gentleman11 5y ago
You are assuming people will not be marked for life for their false positives
- minitoar 5y ago
  I think the idea is “if everyone is marked for life, no one is”.
  - meowster 5y ago
    When everyone is on a list, it's the people not on a list that will be suspicious.
- netr0ute 5y ago
  That's the point!
josephcsible 5y ago
> get the hash database Apple designed the system so that their hashes are never known to client devices. Their server is fundamentally involved in checking your hashes against their list.
- anonymousiam 5y ago
  The article said they get the hashes from some government entity. Perhaps it is available from there.
  - josephcsible 5y ago
    You mean the NCMEC? They have the hashes, yes, but they won't just give them out.
    - gambiting 5y ago
      They do, after signing serveral NDAs. There was an article here few days ago describing the process as a small hosting operator.