[Freedombox-discuss] Roadmap / Wishlists

AnotherPeasant versparis at gmail.com
Tue Apr 19 01:32:47 UTC 2011


On 04/18/2011 03:37 PM, The Doctor wrote:
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> On 04/16/2011 09:35 PM, Charles N Wyble wrote:
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>> So just have a USB/SD card whatever with passphrase protected key on it.
>> Make this the only
>> copy of the decryption key. Have it and a small hammer or other
>> destructive instrument on you
>> at all times. Practice quick destruction. If it's destroyed, then tell
> Attackers seeing the tiny bits of plastic are likely to fly off the
> handle.  If your environment of operation is that rough, why not invest
> in a micro-SD card with a USB reader for same (the smallest I've seen
> was about the size of the last joint of my pinky finger) containing the
> keying information?  In a pinch it could be swallowed whole (it's about
> the size of a Citrical tablet, actually) before the door is broken down.
Fascinating!  I had no idea the readers were that small now.  Seems like 
that would work for a very cursory search / detention.  Of course, if 
it's a force that has access to full-body x-ray, etc., maybe not so 
good.  That's why I was suggesting something to shred the actual data.  
Wish I knew more so I could make concrete suggestions.  I know there's a 
BASH prog called "shred" that will do some of what I have in mind, but I 
haven't had the chance or the spare box to experiment with it.  I also 
have no idea how to set it up through a GUI, so Grandma could use it...

-AnotherPeasant
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