Bombs. Electro-Magnectic Pulse would be good. But the only way I know how to generate one of these is via a nuke... Probably a little over kill. Blowing things up is nice and all but also lacks style (unless you nuke). Basically a permently encrypted harddrive would be fine. Every boot up you need to enter a password. If the screen saver kicks in, you have to enter a password, or it reboots. Stuff like this. If you want to, enter the wrong password and it still boots up. But when it does, there is a virus running or something else. Basically, if you are arrested for stuff, and they confiscate your equipment, they already are pretty sure of your guilt, if you are guilty or not. Pissing them off and destroying things makes you seem more guilty. Encryption is still viewed as something you do if you have something to hide. Why encrypt, unless you are guilty? Now that I think about it. When the wrong password is entered, the computer should still boot. But all the files that are encrypted are deleted from the directories. And they appear as bad blocks, or something else. I'm sure people could go on, and on with this stuff. Whatever happened to the Crypto-Stacker stuff? -Matt (panzer@drown.slip.andrew.cmu.edu) Do you use IRC? Try connecting to drown.slip.andrew.cmu.edu 6667 with a standard IRC client.