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Could you not then argue the same for data encryption? Bruteforcing it would be the equivalent of a blowtorch in that case. Would that not then mean that they c
by rmccue 15y ago
Could you not then argue the same for data encryption? Bruteforcing it would be the equivalent of a blowtorch in that case. Would that not then mean that they can compel you to give the key/password?
- cynest 15y agoA blowtorch can open such a safe in <1 day. Depending on the encryption, cracking it in a year might be impressive. And that assumes they can prove it's even there.
- nknight 15y agoWe'll figure out how to read people's minds before some TLA brute-forces a volume encrypted with layered AES-Twofish-Serpent. If you're going that far, you might as well just dump the 5th Amendment now.
- ctdonath 15y agoThere's a difference between "a few hours with a blowtorch" vs. "heat death of the universe" scales of effort.