Re:Using Ordered Markov Chains and User Information to Speed...
by robin_reala on Sunday February 26, 2017 @03:59AM
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Specifically that’s true for US law. Under UK law memorised passwords can be demanded with prison sentences for failing to produce them. It also doesn’t count at the Us border.
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Re:Using Ordered Markov Chains and User Information to Speed...
by __ddd__ on Monday February 27, 2017 @09:15AM
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That's messed up. In this case, store password DB in deniable TrueCrypt (or similar) volume on an airgapped machine, secured with a memorized passphrase. That way, they can't prove there's something to decrypt, and you haven't memorized any passwords they know about. But it sounds like merely failing to produce a password is a crime in general, which seems unfair to those who have lost / forgotten their password.