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Re:Your USB cable, the spy: the NSA’s catalog of surveillanc... by colejohnson66 on Friday March 25, 2016 @01:36PM (#11361403)
Couldn't you be held in contempt of court for doing something like that?
Re:Your USB cable, the spy: the NSA’s catalog of surveillanc... by rconti on Friday March 25, 2016 @02:11PM (#11361670)
They'd probably have to prove you were doing this because of a pending investigation against yourself. What if you were just using it because you didn't want Zee Germans (or some other personal adversary) getting access to your data?
Re:Your USB cable, the spy: the NSA’s catalog of surveillanc... by UnoriginalGuy on Friday March 25, 2016 @02:04PM (#11361625)
You mean destruction of evidence or obstruction of justice. Contempt of court likely doesn't apply unless you were asked to turn the evidence over yourself and destroyed it.

It is likely that you could be. But as with all criminal proceedings they'd need to prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. If the KillUSB software itself was unrecoverable it might prove difficult.