> As Zem noted, Windows often leaves many traces of a program's > existence by default. That will have to be taken into consideration.
Don't use the registry then, as deleted keys stay in the file.. :/ I think it's a fallacy to believe that you can create plausible deniability of the mere /use/ of freenet. The best you can do is demonstrate plausible deniability on whether or not a /particular/ file was present on the system. Some countries (china, the US, etc) don't allow their citizens access to certain information. Those citizens either need access controls so they can claim they took reasonable precautions against redistribution of the censored data (ie, an automated way of tagging and removing data from their node) -OR- plausible deniability as to whether or not the information was ever there to begin with, depending on the legal climate of the country. ~ Signal 11 _______________________________________________ Freenet-dev mailing list Freenet-dev at lists.sourceforge.net http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/freenet-dev
