In local.freenet, you wrote:
>How does PrintKeys work? How can someone find out exactly what keys are
>stored in my node without running requests useing a keylist? And even if
>they COULD print up the KSKs and SSKs and stuff, how do they know that
>those keys are accurate, truthfull, representations of the CHKs they
>point to? A KSK that sais it is a Win95b CD-ROM archive could just be
>pointing to a 150k virus instead.
PrintKey checks a keyindex obtained from somewhere (or generated yourself)
against your store. Sure, key names don't mean anything, but they may be
a hint to the content. And if the Freenet-server can get at the data,
someone els can, to.
>And as for encrypting my store, I am useing PGPdisk, which means that my
>entire datastore and all of the settings and stuff are encrypted
How come your freenet_node works? If the store is encrypted, the node
shouldn't be able to read anything. I hope you see the point. As long
as the node can get automatically to your data, someone else can, too.
E.g. the feds busting in your door ;)
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