Conspiracy Mega Pack 2
109 Gigabytes of Conspiracy Videos in one Torrent
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No, I'm meaning WRT accidentally downloading illegal things by grabbing a huge cache of files from somebody on the internet. For example, imagine somebody masquerading as a helpful user like you, but instead they are uploading zip files of classified documents or something that would be a felony to possess, and then immediately after a number of people access the URL, log data is used to generate subpoenas at ISPs, which is used to access user records and then gain search warrants.
I see. That's what trustworthy VPNs are for.
VPNs are only as good as the cryptography they use. I've been told by somebody who managed an extremely large division of an extremely large company that there is very good reason (which he explained in detail) to believe that even AES 256 is compromised / back-doored, and we're not talking quantum computing or any kind of newfangled nonsense, just very simple, inline streaming decryption at Internet backbone nodes.
Anything that travels across the wire is subject to snooping.
If you get sued for downloading behind a VPN, the FBI or whatever agency will have to prove they knew it was you and they have to make it public that AES-256 is compromised. The pattern is that they refrain from giving away such secrets, it came up with Tor users who had been decloaked. Beside, if you used a VPN, you can show that you were trying to maintain your privacy which can invalidate their evidence.
Well, your post above was about search warrants. Yes, they could seize your PC / disks, but that won't help them if it's encrypted. It's the same story as above: they'd have to publish how they crack encryption that people rely on, and you can show you were maintaining privacy.
But please do share more details about AES-256 being compromised if you have it.
The guy in California who wouldn't let them into his Apple device, they didn't "reveal" anything about their techniques, but they somehow magically bypassed full disk encryption.
Pertaining the idea that they can't do anything without revealing this, the TLA is notorious for parallel construction, so they can pretty much do whatever they want, and they obviously demonstrate this on a regular basis, such as jailing people for lawful entry into a public building while being guided by the "Capitol police" into the building.
I don't have any specific information on the AES 256 situation.