On 04/26/2011 12:44 PM, Alan Young wrote: > re: wiping disks > > This discussion of wiping of disks being a threat to loss of data for > evidence purposes is interesting, but pointless. > > Any one knowledgeable enough with computers can set up an encrypted > drive and not have to worry about being raided. Part of SOP, as I > understand it, is to *not* boot the hard drive up under the original > operating system. If I have sufficient encryption in place, I don't > have to worry about the police cracking my filesystem. > > Perhaps the police would not be able to break the encryption, but what is to stop them from simply obtaining a court order to compel you to unlock the drive for them?
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