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The best technique for this that I have seen are systems with plausible deniability. This is where you have a pool of seemingly random data and several password
by po 11y ago
The best technique for this that I have seen are systems with plausible deniability. This is where you have a pool of seemingly random data and several passwords will open different parts of the data up, with the free space padded by random data. The idea is that you reveal a password with dummy content. If they continue to insist that there must be another password you can reveal a second, or third password that will reveal different data.
Of course, any actor that is willing to torture an answer out of you is probably willing to torture n answers out of you and/or watch you die in the process. This is one of those problems that there may not be a technological solution to and we should probably focus on spreading the concept of human rights to our children instead.
- darkmighty 11y agoPlausible deniability really is the best tool I can really think in this case, specially if the attacker is not aware of that possibility (it should be concealed as much as possible).
- digi_owl 11y ago> Of course, any actor that is willing to torture an answer out of you is probably willing to torture n answers out of you and/or watch you die in the process. The eternal question of how to fight monsters without becoming one in the process.