🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <pcw.720808942@access.digex.com> pcw@access.digex.com (Peter Wayner) writes:
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>>1) Can you trust the criminals to provide the keys to their data and to use
>>   those keys (and no others) when transmitting incriminating data?  If not,
>>   what's the point?
>
>Actually, my favorite solution to this criminal problem is to use
>a one-time pad. Then it is possible to come up with two keys. One
>that decrypts the conversation into a benign one and one that decrypts
>it into the real message.

This works if they demand the key after the message was sent.  It's a tad
harder if you have to register the key in advance of composing the message.
B-)
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