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evidenceevidencedigital2015 Federal TrialGovernment Exhibit 901Shaw testified that access through the SSH keys permitted broad server control, while the database required separate authentication. He agreed that a key ending in frosty@frosty could be generated on any computer, did not know whether that ending was a comment field, and did not know the authorized key's earlier contents.
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Government Exhibit 901

Shaw testified that access through the SSH keys permitted broad server control, while the database required separate authentication. He agreed that a key ending in frosty@frosty could be generated on any computer, did not know whether that ending was a comment field, and did not know the authorized key's earlier contents.

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The cross-examination distinguished technical access capabilities from personal identity. Shaw's answers did not establish that any particular alternative person controlled DPR.

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