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Some jurisdictions force people to decrypt their drives under pain of contempt of court. Some jurisdictions use rubber-hose cryptanalysis. Full disk encryption
by desdiv 12y ago
Some jurisdictions force people to decrypt their drives under pain of contempt of court. Some jurisdictions use rubber-hose cryptanalysis. Full disk encryption protects against neither. This protects against both.
- AlyssaRowan 12y agoNo more than zeroizing the key would.
- ObviousScience 12y agoHow does this protect me from them not touching my computer at all, walking me in to a different room, tying me to a chair, and... uh... "asking politely while showing me a warrant" for me to decrypt the device and disable any security features?
- cmdrfred 12y agoI'm not sure but there might be a destruct key. Give them that, and have them nuke the drive for you :)