[schm0e]

Tired of their leaks. Isn’t it time we leaked on them?

[metafugitive]

It curiouser and curiouser. Big Brother goes through the looking glass.

[DBrow]

Generate a truly random file, encrypt it, and send it. Make your “random” files much more frequent than your data files.

Won’t stop them, but will slow them down as they try to “crack” randomness.

[RockyTx]

PGP or stega.

[Paladin2]

Well, can I obtain and keep 0mama’s stash?

[DoughtyOne]

Well, if the NSA says so it’s settled. No need to ponder this any longer.

In other news, Jeoffrey Dahlmer says human flesh is okay to eat.

[wastoute]

Anyone remember the old usenet days? 1993 or so? It seemed a regular occurrence that a thread would start about this key or that. PGP as I recall was a favorite. It would never take long before some newcomer who seemed to know a hell of a lot about encryption and would assure everyone their stuff was private. I tried to tell folks back then that if the NSA was the source of their code they didn’t have to “crack it”. As the old saw goes, the only way three folks can keep a secret is if two of em are dead.

[familyop]

"In other words, [bureaucrats] may be facing a nasty Catch-22: Fail to [decrypt] your communications, and they’re vulnerable to [loss of vanity.] But [decrypt] them, and [the high costs will help to speed us toward smaller government by way of default.]"

[familyop]

Interesting. How many people will encrypt garbage and send it back and forth with friends?

[DBrow]

Bs pbhefr fbzr pelcgb vf gbb rnfl gb penpx

JSzjZj8BITAhITAhLVgQGWPDBZiZITEyIYI8XfIDITkhiC0nBSEwIYhhdGwa646kg5zrf9c=

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