deniability

[Jerome Baum]

Grant Olson <kgo at grant-olson.net> writes:

> On 03/21/2011 12:24 PM, Jerome Baum wrote:
>> Yes, per above. But good idea to  not use an anonymous group -- this way
>> I can say I was testing stuff.
>> 
>
> If you want to get really paranoid, post to http://www.pgpboard.com/ via
> a TOR connection.  That makes it difficult to show the message even
> originated from you.

Couldn't I just post to a test  group via tor?  Posting to that board is
like signing a  statement "yes I am guilty" (to some  at least).  As for
tor,  I was  thinking in  terms of  measuring some  kind  of correlation
between messages  appearing on  the board and  my computer  pulling more
power (think increased  CPU, etc.) -- or something like  that -- all not
proof, but given time to collect  the data, you can probably get a "high
chance" reading. So I think there are so many channels where you can get
this information once you have a  suspect, that it isn't worth trying to
hide "it's me who posted this", and instead just post lots of stuff.

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