• jet@hackertalks.com
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    14 days ago

    I am not a lawyer, always consult with a lawyer in your local jurisdiction.

    I believe giving a duress password to the police, which destroys data, will definitely be a crime, destruction of evidence at the minimum. Or obstruction.

    I’m all for having a duress code, I just want to be clear about the trade-offs

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      14 days ago

      The burden is on them to prove that I didn’t confuse my two passwords accidentally. I have SO many passwords, officer. Silly me.

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        14 days ago

        Only in theory… most likely they will load you up with at least 5 federal charges and offer you a Faustian plea bargain where you admit guilt to avoid a lifetime in jail.

        Now if you had a list of codes in your wallet, one of which was a duress code… it’s not your fault they tried the code while you exercise your right to remain silent.