Would it be possible to have a system where you have a second key that "decrypts" to an empty drive? I don't see how they could prove that you used your primary or fake key.
Whoever runs the back-end servers should write a book on how they are scaling everything and how the back-end architecture has evolved over time.
In another post it says they run over 100 servers, and do it with a budget equivalent to some sites with 1% of their traffic -- I'd certainly pay money for a book giving me some insight into how they are doing this.
They could also provide consulting to commercial companies that would assist them in doing the same thing.
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Would it be possible to have a system where you have a second key that "decrypts" to an empty drive? I don't see how they could prove that you used your primary or fake key.
Where's the picture? I want to see for myself if it's clearer than my LCD. ;)
Whoever runs the back-end servers should write a book on how they are scaling everything and how the back-end architecture has evolved over time.
In another post it says they run over 100 servers, and do it with a budget equivalent to some sites with 1% of their traffic -- I'd certainly pay money for a book giving me some insight into how they are doing this.
They could also provide consulting to commercial companies that would assist them in doing the same thing.