Newsbyte ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Currently, I think there is no court around that wouldn't find you guilty of > not removing those files, if/when you had been warned, but failed to act > accordingly. If, however, there would be an auto-encryption that put an extra > layer, even if very light, then the chks would, when you look at your > storage, not reveal the correct names, [...]
Stop right there. You're overlooking the extraordinary simplicity of the way to determine whether a key is, or is not, in your data store. Pull your network cable. Start Freenet. Request the key at HTL 0. If it's in your data store, you'll see it. If it's not, you'll get DNF or RNF. Encryption layers don't mean a damned thing if you're able to start up the node. -- Greg Wooledge | "Truth belongs to everybody." [EMAIL PROTECTED] | - The Red Hot Chili Peppers http://wooledge.org/~greg/ |
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