snooping

[Deleted member 60479]

There's a lot of snooping going on these days. How does one create plausible deniability?

 

[SirDice]

Not doing anything nefarious in the first place.

 

[Crivens]

And who defines what is good/bad? Do you know? What you don:t tell anyone can not be snooped.

 

[SirDice]

What you don:t tell anyone can not be snooped.

The best kept secrets are the ones you kept to yourself

 

[a6h]

For start search for "deniable encryption" and its applications, e.g. in messaging systems. For example: security/libotr, XMPP/OTR and security/veracrypt.

More resources:
Deniable Encryption | UCLA
Fully Deniable Interactive Encryption | IACR
Deniable Encryption | Springer
A Plausibly Deniable Encryption Scheme for Personal Data Storage | claremont.edu
An implementation of deniable encryption | Blackhat

 

[Deleted member 60479]

For start search for "deniable encryption" and its applications, e.g. in messaging systems. For example: security/libotr, XMPP/OTR and security/veracrypt.

More resources:
Deniable Encryption | UCLA
Fully Deniable Interactive Encryption | IACR
Deniable Encryption | Springer
A Plausibly Deniable Encryption Scheme for Personal Data Storage | claremont.edu
An implementation of deniable encryption | Blackhat

Thank you. Pretty cool.