Spoilation, escrows, courts, pigs.

[jamesd at echeque.com]

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"Trei, Peter
> > Cleansing disks and memory of keys and plaintext isn't done
> > to prevent some hypothetical court from looking at evidence;
> > there are good, legally unremarkable reasons to do so, which
> > are regarded as good hygiene and 'best practice' in the
> > industry.

Black Unicorn
> Unfortunately, that conduct is going to be assessed by some old guy who was
> once a lawyer,

Then we are all guilty, and not one person has been prosecuted yet, which is as close to being legal as any act can possibly be in today's America.

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