Regarding the MEGA decryption key prompt in previous notable

>>12419515 (pb)

Secanon here.

The anon in this notable is mistaken about the meaning of this decryption key prompt.

This prompt just means you're lacking the MEGA decryption key for the MEGA account, it is not related to the potential password/encryption key of a file stored in a MEGA folder

Each MEGA URL has two or three parts:

1. the identifier of the MEGA archive

2. the decryption key to the archive (optional)

3. the identifier of the folder or file

Example for a folder, with decryption key:

old syntax:

https://mega.nz/#F!AAA!BBB!CCC

https://mega.nz/#F!AAA!CCC (no decryption key provided)

new syntax:

https://mega.nz/folder/AAA#BBB/folder/CCC

https://mega.nz/folder/AAA/folder/CCC (no decryption key provided)

MEGA archive identifier=AAA

encryption key=BBB (optional)

folder path within the MEGA archive=CCC

If you provide only the identifier and locator parts, MEGA asks you for the decryption key before you can access it.

If you provide the decryption key in the URL, MEGA sends you to the file or folder directly.

This potential Kappy related URL is lacking the MEGA decryption key.

https://mega.nz/#F!rrp02Sgb!dl1Odq-8TyYQaeA2UVRX4w==a59f17a82254fe7dbc608d8b3857ff7%7C49c28c2d7abd4ba4b051024bf29bd826%7C0%7C0%7C637456733258753386%7CUknown%7CTWFpb

-there is only one exclamation mark:

MEGA archive identifier= rrp02Sgb

locator of the resource within the MEGA archive= dl1Odq-8TyYQaeA2UVRX4w==a59f17a82254fe7dbc608d8b3857ff7%7C49c28c2d7abd4ba4b051024bf29bd826%7C0%7C0%7C637456733258753386%7CUknown%7CTWFpb

The prompt to enter a decryption key is NOT related to a decryption key for the file.

MEGA doesn't allow you to decrypt files which have encryption and are stored on MEGA

MEGA uses a different layer of encryption, and the prompt on this screenshot is for the MEGA layer of encryption, not to decrypt a potential Kappy file.

Do not waste time using the Kappy password there, that will not work.

You need the MEGA decryption key to access this resource, which is something else.

>>12426012

>You need the MEGA decryption key to access this resource, which is something else.

or one possibility, is that you need to find a way to translate the Kappy password into a decryption key

But the decryption key is not chosen by the user, it generated randomly, and therefore it is HIGHLY UNLIKELY that it could be related to a password/passphrase/encryption key deliberately chosen by Kappy

>>12426305

>https://dissenter.com/

Dissenter is pre-loaded with a spyware plugin that sends all the URLs you visit to Torba's servers if you activate it.

Just use plain Brave browser if you want to use Brave.

Dissenter is a security liability.