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What we need is a dual-key encryption system. One key keeps your real data encrypted. The other key "decrypts" the drive to a benign (mostly blank) disk. If the
by ajays 14y ago
What we need is a dual-key encryption system. One key keeps your real data encrypted. The other key "decrypts" the drive to a benign (mostly blank) disk. If the cops ask, hand over the alternate key and stand back, bemused.
- AaronStanely 14y agoYes, and this already exists. It's called "plausible deniability". Truecrypt has it. You can use one password and unlock the harmless data. And nobody can prove that there is another hidden, evil, volume in there, which can only be unlocked with another password. That's the beauty of math. Sorry police!