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Sounds like an application for a reverse version of the normal private/public double key encryption, where you have one [private] key to encrypt the file and another [public] one to open it. Only an encrypted file could be accepted as evidence.

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1 7th November 23:56 colin_walls External User Posts: 1	image security Sounds like an application for a reverse version of the normal private/public double key encryption, where you have one [private] key to encrypt the file and another [public] one to open it. Only an encrypted file could be accepted as evidence.