[e-privacy] US Privacy Impact Assessment

[Jan Reister]

Il 07/09/2009 09:11, Andrea Trentini ha scritto:
> se uno critta il filesystem?
> gli impongono di fornire la password?

Bruce Schneier ha proposto un modo per impedire l'accesso ai prorpi dati
senza commettere un reato:

There's another solution, one that works with whole-disk encryption
products like PGP Disk (I'm on PGP's advisory board), TrueCrypt, and
BitLocker: Encrypt the data to a key you don't know.

...

This procedure not only protects you against the warrantless search of
your data at the border, it also allows you to deny a customs official
your data without having to lie or pretend -- which itself is often a crime.

http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2009/07/laptop_security.html

Jan