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There’s a theory I’ve seen in occasional security related things where you publicly publish your private keys when you’re done with them. That way later on you
by vineyardmike 4y ago
There’s a theory I’ve seen in occasional security related things where you publicly publish your private keys when you’re done with them. That way later on you gain some plausible deniability related to any communications and data found later.
When Facebook was new there were stories about people failing interviews because some employer say a picture of them at a bar on Facebook (as if most people don’t go to bars when they’re young). Obviously that doesn’t really happen anymore, but I consider a lot of AI content generation to be the “releasing private keys” for your digital footprint. Was I at that bar or was it stable diffusion?