l human element into the problem
is certainly interesting. If one can torture a passphrase or key out of
someone, what is to stop them from extracting the encrypted data from
the person as well? After all, in the situations you hint at, it is
this which is actually relevant to the torturin
d certainly render the problem of
recovering any encrypted communication far less tractable.
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