On Tue, Apr 10, 2001 at 04:23:50AM -0400, Tavin Cole wrote:
> Well, hopefully it's some consolation that in 0.4, all you have to do is
> wipe* the directory file for the datastore and this will be virtually
> impossible.  The datastore will be one huge encrypted file and the
> encryption key will be in the directory file.

Thanks to all for the nice discussion of this topic. This is exactly the
sort of answer I was looking for. What do you mean by "in the directory
file"? If the key is encrypted along with the data don't we have a chicken
and egg problem? As someone else in the thread proposed, I might be nice
to have the encryption key stored in RAM so when they seize the computer
they lose the key.

-- 
Tracy Reed      http://www.ultraviolet.org
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> To summarize the benefits of your system:
> 
> Prevention of "future spamming"
> Prevention of namespace conflicts
> 
> Why is this better than the current client-side solutions for these
> problems?
> 
> The solution to future spamming is to have the index maintainer maintain a
> prefix index in which he periodically places the prefix for a key
> index. So if you want to publish to Steve's Key Index, you go to the key
> index "SSK at blalalajjajsjsjsk/date", read out the prefix, say "qodoa". Then
> you insert your key into qodoa-x.
> 
> The solution to namespace collisions is to use SSK indices.

What you've just described above is very similar to what I call a code
file. Part of the purpose of DSKs is to automate the process of looking
up this code, and to adopt a standard convention for handling data
submissions. DSKs could even be done client-side if that's what you
prefer. The DSK makes things transparent/automatic and standardized.

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