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Contempt of court probably, but raynier can say in details. Interesting thing will be what will happen if you are really unable to decrypt the stuff. If you st
by venomsnake 13y ago
Contempt of court probably, but raynier can say in details.
Interesting thing will be what will happen if you are really unable to decrypt the stuff. If you store the keys away from the drives (lest say ram only server somewhere) that expires if it does not receive confirmation code every 24 hours. And the keys are lost forever this way.
- nicholaides 13y agoWould that still be contempt of court? Or destruction of evidence, or whatever. Couldn't it be argued that it's a purposeful destruction of evidence if once they know they are going to court they stop putting in the code to keep the data from being destroyed?