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No problem. 1) Encrypt sensitive data by the method of your choice, and store it in a filesystem X. 2) Generate a plain text filesystem Y full of disinformati
by gradschool 17y ago
No problem.
1) Encrypt sensitive data by the method of your choice, and store it in a filesystem X.
2) Generate a plain text filesystem Y full of disinformation, the same size as X.
3) When the key to decrypt X is demanded, compute Z = (X xor Y), and provide Z to the police on a DVD with instructions to the forensic cryptologist that it's a one-time pad.
- DenisM 17y agoThe beauty of the one-time pad is that one can not tell the "random" key from the payload. Clever.