How can I encrypt my files in such a way that no one will ever be able to access them?
Muh encryption
Carter Allen
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Logan Ward
encrypt with 7zip, hex edit header bytes
Hunter Williams
one time pad (actually the only correct answer, for real)
Jackson Scott
this works well
Cooper Myers
best kind of encryption
Connor Lee
Literally only one-time pad. Even with quantum computing so advanced that you can trivially break regular cryptography, one-time padding will never be broken.
Mason Wright
try overwriting them with random data and then no one will ever be able to access them
Juan Kelly
yes, but that's simply because it theoretically and practically cannot be broken
Aiden Nelson
What's your point?
Aaron Jackson
A one-time pad still allows you to access the file if you have the pad. OP wants *no one* to be able to access it.
Dylan Gomez
Destroy the pad.
Adrian Phillips
Just use the original file as the OTP.
Jose Rivera
oh fuck I forgot it's winter.
Justin Johnson
just secure erase
oh well you can't do it on SSD anyway
Dylan Jackson
A hammer.
Dylan Murphy
luks with sha256, and set the password to dev/random
Nathan Hill
Seeing as "no one" means not only you should be able to access them, just overwrite the files with zeroes and then put the hard drive they're stored on in an incinerator. Then no one will ever be able to access them.
Jason Stewart
ask the right questions, op.
Thomas Perry
Evan Cook
I think child porn is bad, but I think this guy's rights are getting trampled just because the case is about cheese pizza. If it's a "foregone conclusion" and they're that sure, they should have no problem nailing him on charges based on the evidence he has.
Although his opsec was bad. His words should have been "I have forgotten my password"
Nolan Moore
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda
now nobody will be able to access your data ever again
Lucas Foster
That cat is about to explode.
Bentley Clark
>encrypting a windows
L M F A O
How's the weather outside? Owait - nowadays you can actually check the weather with windows botnet™, just press the (((win))) key
Carter Anderson
Isaac Reyes
>You've been arrested for destruction of evidence & obstruction of justice.
Oliver Wilson
>All I wanted to do was play video games, why did you force me to do this
Wyatt Young
Put them in the Rubbish Bin and press Empty
Asher Fisher
encrypt with 7zip, close eyes and bash keyboard for password.
Andrew Cox
not necessarily, there is a reason dban exists
despite the "state" of the disk being all zeros, physically it is possible to reverse the last write operation, especially if the write operation was fairly simple like a zeroing
/dev/urandom and zeroing a few times is better, but if you are worried the seed will be exposed, then do /dev/random and wait forever
Jeremiah Jones
try to find that win10 update which destroyed all files in user's folder
Ryan Hall
AND them all with 0's, works great for me
Nicholas Long
winrar
Aiden Lopez
SHA-1?