Re: Judge orders defendant to decrypt PGP-protected laptop - CNET News

[Devnull <devnull () iamdevnull info>]

> While true, the penalty for doing this may be much less than the
> penalty that would be imposed if the data is sufficiently
> embarrassing.
>
> Kurt

In this type of situation, where I had an encrypted (theoretically
uncrackable) drive seized in a raid, what would be the best thing to
do? Would I not divulge the key/passphrase, or should I do so? Which
would have the least penalty?
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