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Realistically paranoid, I think. Best plan may be to create a small encrypted partition, and put some data on it, so you can give them the passphrase when aske
by ttctciyf 13y ago
Realistically paranoid, I think.
Best plan may be to create a small encrypted partition, and put some data on it, so you can give them the passphrase when asked.
Don't forget the passphrase!
- mistercow 13y agoAnd what if they say "That data was obviously innocuous so there must be another encrypted partition"?
- dilap 13y agoYou could try putting something embarassing but not incriminating there (e.g., gay porn or whatever).
- mistercow 13y agoSure, but my point is that plausible deniability always comes paired with plausible accusibability. Hell, the very fact that you had one encrypted partition massively increases the probability that you have more than one. Most people don't even know how to set one up. I think you'd be way better off simply claiming you didn't have one. One way or another, you're going to be relying on reasonable doubt in the end.
- minor_nitwit 13y agoAha, obviously you are quite cunning, therefore you knew that I would expect a second partition, so there must be a third partition!