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Isn't TrueCrypt's 'hidden volume' feature enough to make this law pointless? Just have two encoded sets of information in the same file. When you are asked to g
by theaeolist 14y ago
Isn't TrueCrypt's 'hidden volume' feature enough to make this law pointless? Just have two encoded sets of information in the same file. When you are asked to give the key it is up to you the key of which one you give.
http://www.truecrypt.org/docs/?s=plausible-deniability http://www.truecrypt.org/docs/?s=plausible-deniability
- omh 14y agoOr perhaps after giving the key to the main volume the police will insist that you give them the key to the hidden volume. If you deny that there is a hidden volume then they'll just say that you're refusing to decrypt and prosecute you anyway.
- theaeolist 14y agoJust put a hidden volume inside a hidden volume inside a hidden volume. There.
- DasIch 14y agoIt still requires you to give up data for which it makes sufficient sense to be encrypted otherwise someone might get the idea that you are using this feature. While this is a solution it is certainly not as easy a solution as it might seem to be.
- theaeolist 14y agoSome very nasty (legal) porn should do it.