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Regarding the "private key on the USB drive", I think the USB drive contains their software. Your private key is typed in at a password prompt. Regarding the
by robotrout 17y ago
Regarding the "private key on the USB drive", I think the USB drive contains their software. Your private key is typed in at a password prompt.
Regarding the "contempt of court" threat, they need to implement hidden volumes, like TrueCrypt does, and that will be addressed.
- swolchok 17y agoThe password prompt is for a passphrase to unlock the private key. It's standard to encrypt the private key using the passphrase to provide some protection against the loss of the key.