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[Valence]

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[MysteryMiner]

From the papers I understand he used proprietary and probably flawed encryption found on Maxtor and WD external drives.

I actually seen nobody using diskcryptor or Truecrypt encryption. And claiming that there is no encrypted data on drives. Or telling he forget the 30+ random character long password.

All it comes down to lowest hanging fruit - some careless pedo who downloads CP from edonkey and uses whatever encryption software comes preinstalled on external harddrives.

[virtualmaster]

Next will come
if a judge orders you to kill yourself then you have to do it.

[Stampbit]

Next will come
if a judge orders you to kill yourself then you have to do it.

Why not, you have something to hide?

[MysteryMiner]

Next will come
if a judge orders you to kill yourself then you have to do it.

And it will continue until someone will stand for himself and tell "Fuck You, I won't do what You tell me!"

One person already did that, was additionally sentenced to 14 days of imprisonment, he escaped, spend 2 years hiding in woods armed with machine gun, later received 20 000$ as a compensation because something was not done right in his case and his rights were violated. That would not happened if he cooperated with the system.

System is totally corrupt, from banking, to legal system, press, media and ideals of society. Bitcoin is not solution to this but it is unique tool in our hands. The Illuminati pyramid can kiss our asses!

[tiberiandusk]

A U.S. District judge just ruled they can't do that.

http://yro.slashdot.org/story/13/06/05/027235/us-district-judge-forced-decryption-of-hard-drives-violates-fifth-amendment