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Is 1 gigabyte fine?

• darxius 13y ago
  Make a quick website (hosted on Github or whatever), with a bunch of torrent links to a bunch of huge encrypted files. Then spread the word and give them something to spy on.
  • drKarl 13y ago
    Wouldn´t they probably find that github and just discard those torrents from their cryptanalysis?
    • kernel_sanders 13y ago
      What if some percentage of the torrents there were used to transmit secret information?
      • darxius 13y ago
        1GB per 1B of hidden data. Let's see how fast we can fill their storage.
    • weland 13y ago
      Actually, if enough of these spring up on various trackers, chances are some real terrorist organization may actually end up making one of these files (but with actual information). I say we go for it.
    • darxius 13y ago
      Yeah, probably. Alternatively, we could set up a mesh of dropbox/cloud accounts. People would connect in pairs and generate their own huge files of garbage. Then they would copy it into each of their dropbox directories and it would propagate n times. If everyone does this every day (write a script to generate random data), there will be a continuous stream of randomly encrypted files across the network. When your cloud drive fills up, delete older files.