legislating the impossible? (Re: Encrypting to self)
Carl Ellison
cme at acm.org
Sat, 04 Jul 1998 11:47:45 -0400
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We haven't explored this in detail, but I can just imagine the technical
paper (for a stego conference?) about how to hide evidence from the cops
with plausible deniability.
"Those are just random." works, of course.
How about having a file which really is a uSoft executable, but contains
encrypted padding?
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