On 10/03/11 2:10 PM, Robert J. Hansen wrote: > > I think it should also be noted that if I was serious about trying to > overthrow a government, I'd create a bare certificate without a name or > an email address on it. I'd also use it as infrequently as possible and > try to avoid any technology more complicated than, say, a wheel, lever, > or inclined plane.
Heh. Trying to topple any government is definitely on the hazardous side of things. In general they're either large enough to have enormous resources to track you down or small and dodgy enough to just send a hit team. Or both. > GnuPG will not keep your communications secure against major adversaries > who are willing to torture you for so long you think you've made an > unfortunate lateral career move. It's just a tool in the toolbox. > You're going to need the rest of the toolbox, too. Which brings us back to creating a pseudonym, using Tor (or other anonymising services), getting a disposable mail drop (or using alt.anonymous.messages) and going from there. At the bare minimum. Regards, Ben
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