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Sadly, I'm pretty sure a lawyer can be compelled to divulge passwords and tokens.
by tricolon 13y ago
Sadly, I'm pretty sure a lawyer can be compelled to divulge passwords and tokens.
- fluidcruft 13y agoExtrajudicially?
- a3n 13y agoI think the point here is not that the lawyer could refuse the 2FA token if he detects duress. You have to give up the login credentials if you're able. The point is that you're now able to inform your lawyer that you're in detention. You can work out a protocol with your 3rd party (e.g. lawyer) ahead of time that requires you to state where you are, and there's all sorts of coding available to you for that. He'll give up the token regardless, but might be able to start action on your behalf if he detects that you're not where you should be.