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[Adrian Midgley]

From: David Howe <DHowe@Hawkswing.demon.co.uk>

>In that case, shouldn't you have uploaded the key to the keyservers
so we
>could see who it was aimed at ?

I think that would be going a bit too far for the experiment, but
assuming I had, the key would be identified as that of the adressee.
I'd send it to you except it is deleted.

Apropos of which, if you send an encrypted message to a public list,
does RIPA suggest that all members of that list are assumed to have
the ability to decrypt the message, unless they can prove that they
have never had such ability?

How many people would one have to send the chaff to in order to render
it embarrassing for an LEA to demand that all for them prove they were
not the assumed single real destination of the message?