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What if I keep a thoroughly smashed memory stick in my drawer (just in case) and testify that: 1. My disk is encrypted with a key stored on the stick. 2. I sm
by praptak 17y ago
What if I keep a thoroughly smashed memory stick in my drawer (just in case) and testify that:
1. My disk is encrypted with a key stored on the stick.
2. I smashed the stick a week ago (felt paranoid, whatever).
A sort of poor man's deniable encryption.
- eru 17y agoBetter go with a CD-R, they are far easier to damage than memory sticks.
- pbhjpbhj 17y agoYou'd have had to have melted or burnt the CD, IMO. And be ready to be held for purjory (sp?) when the brightest and best computing and mathematical minds of the UK show that you accessed the data that day (or whatever). Or the less bright observations of the stakeout team show you're lying. Best option: Don't abuse children, commit domestic abuse, or plan terrorist actions - then this law won't be applied.