On Fri, Jul 04, 2003 at 08:22:09PM -0400, Nick Tarleton wrote: > Jul #, 2003 2:02:28 PM (freenet.client.AutoRequester, QThread-1516, ERROR): > Got StateReachedEvent (State FAILED reached.) with currentRequestProcess == > null! for freenet.client.AutoRequester:(not > requesting)():freenet:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/colours/3914f3//active.png > > To any government official who sees a log item like this, it's a big red flag > saying 'I REQUESTED THIS CONTENT!' (unless, of course, FCP or FProxy is made > public, but that's rare.) Possibilities: > > 1. An 'anonymize logs' option.
Ugh. Certainly possible, but a royal PITA. And who's going to vouch for it? > 2. A message saying 'securely erase all old logs'. But what if the government > gets there first? Either don't have any logs, which might be reasonable post-1.0, or if you are ridiculously overconfident, or use an encrypted log partition. > 3. Nothing. However, if Freenet is sued for contributory copyright > infringement, not doing anything about as big an anonymity risk as this will > make the 'legitimate use' defense harder. Or so I hear. No it won't. It will only dump the person who gets their node busted in the shit :) It will NEVER betray content not requested by the local node op, because the local node simply does not know the readable keys for such content. -- Matthew J Toseland - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Freenet Project Official Codemonkey - http://freenetproject.org/ ICTHUS - Nothing is impossible. Our Boss says so.
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