What if you made your passphrase itself a confession to a crime?
"I shot the sheriff."
Then you could claim that supplying your password would constitute self-incrimination, and so you'd like to invoke your 5th Amendment rights :)
"I shot the sheriff."
Then you could claim that supplying your password would constitute self-incrimination, and so you'd like to invoke your 5th Amendment rights :)
On a related note, I once looked into changing my middle name to an executable implementation of RSA, so that my passport would be a non-exportable munition. (No go.)
"Prosecutors in this case have stressed that they don't actually require the passphrase itself"