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They're scores from sports matches on that day, to show the statement was not signed prior to the listed date
by garblegarble 4y ago
They're scores from sports matches on that day, to show the statement was not signed prior to the listed date
- upofadown 4y agoWhat is the specific attack addressed here? A secret cache of canaries generated before the destruction of the secret key material? If we can't trust rsync.net to not do that then how can we trust them to actually stop producing canaries after the gag order? Is it something to do with how they are produced?
- to11mtm 4y ago> What is the specific attack addressed here? A secret cache of canaries generated before the destruction of the secret key material? It is to prevent 'pregenerated' message. Also increases the entropy of the message vs just a simple date change. > If we can't trust rsync.net to not do that then how can we trust them to actually stop producing canaries after the gag order? Elsewhere in thread it was discussed that, legally compelling someone NOT TO say something is somewhat easier than compelling them TO say something. As an interesting theory, if they were somehow 'compelled' by a court order to say they were OK for X weeks, they could just pregen the next X weeks without headlines, which would possibly be another way for the canary to squawk.