Re: Duress PIN, Mixfit and PlugMate
Anonymous <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | alt.cypherpunks,alt.privacy.anon-server,sci.crypt |
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| Organization | dizum.com - The Internet Problem Provider |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Claas wrote: >Anonymous wrote: >>Claas wrote: >>>Anonymous wrote: >>>> Claas spreads FUD: Still no reply to >>>> > Even if your hidden container is mathematically perfect, modern forensic tools at border control check more than just free space. They analyze filesystem metadata, access timestamps, and the entropy pattern of the outer volume. If your outer volume looks completely unused or filled with random garbage, trained agents will spot it >>>> immediately. >>>> >>>> Any proof? Why don't you answer that question though that's essential for your reasoning? Tell us! >> It's you who has absolutely no idea. When they ask for my VeraCrypt key >> I'd offer them the password for the host volume and not the hidden one. >> >C'mon rookie, If border guards see that you use VeraCrypt and give them >your password, they know that stupid VeraCrypt users, like you, are most >like using hidden volumes and simply format your OmniCrap etc. on your >USB drive and then you look really stupid. Do you know what backups are? And there aren't many VeraCrypt users aware of hidden volumes or even using them. But now imagine the reaction of border guards confronted with your impertinence of offering them the erasure PIN for your PlugMate device while they asked for the access passphrase. Good luck facing the legal consequences of tampering with evidence.