In a Wisconsin federal court, judges are once again being asked to rule whether a defendant may refuse to give up the password to decrypt data on a hard drive as part of their Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.
This will be an increasingly important question as citizens wake up to the NEED to encrypt data on their computers to be secure in today’s hacker world.
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I don’t see how it’s remotely a question. If the defendant BURIED the hard drives, he couldn’t be compelled to divulge their location to prosecutors upon pain of being imprisoned for ‘contempt’ … so how is it any different if the data is buried via encryption?
