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Haha, no. Something like what you're describing was released by Wikileaks, but it wasn't technically an insurance policy. The password hasn't been released. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtlfhGa-1Bw
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1. something gigs of forever mystery on my hard drive.
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I think it was all redundant, nonsensical data that Assange put together to stop him getting offed by a poison tipped umbrella.
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The aes256 on the insurance file was cracked by a team of students from MIT using cloud time and several homemade clusters over a period of months. The contents was mostly nonsensical poetry, dance instruction diagrams, and Boxxy shoops.
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I wish I could believe you. Jules said it contained information on a major american bank
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