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I like this, skip the political bull and jump straight to subversion, bravo! Idea for a new service; trusted tor homed token vendor (a la dpr or similar bonde
by etherael 13y ago
I like this, skip the political bull and jump straight to subversion, bravo!
Idea for a new service; trusted tor homed token vendor (a la dpr or similar bonded agency), takes advantage of the trusted third party model whlist providing a jackboot-thug resistant party to verify the full transaction. For bonus points add duress challenges which will fail authentication in a non obvious way or provide fake but plausible data instead of the real thing.
- fluidcruft 13y agoYou could also use those two-of-three or three-of-four encryption schemes (I only know about this partially--I've seen it mentioned as a way to safely store bitcoin private keys so that no one individual can access the account--only a quorum). Then it would take participation of two of three people (or three of four, etc) that know you to restore access (allows for some of the people you're relying on to be unreachable/dead). That way the state doesn't have just one additional third-party target for getting access, they have to go after a group of hopefully decentralized people en masse.