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From: sethb at panix.com (Seth Breidbart) Subject: Re: [PAPER] Juggling with packets: floating data storage > This technique has one advantage that I can see being very useful -- > it is easy to delete large amounts of data quickly. Imagine you > hear the feds knocking on your door -- you just unplug your fiber, > and let all the light (aka your data) fly out into the room. Your > data is gone, permanently. If the latency is a minute, then it only > takes a minute to delete everything -- all 6.5 GB of data according > to your calculations. Show me another method that can delete 6.5 GB > a data in a completely unrecoverable manner that quickly. Thermite. However, it's obvious that you did it. I can't think of any other fast method that doesn't leave blatant physical evidence. Seth
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