On 5/14/06, glymr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Tony wrote:
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> Yes they could get code signed in theory, but it makes it that much
> harder - im sure Microsoft wouldn't be very keen on signing code
> for government organisations to spy on people - imagine the impact
> on their sales if it became public knowledge. Anyway, you can spot
> any changes in your boot config checksums and be immediately
> alerted to a change.
and it should be pointed out that microsoft has already been roasted
publicly for putting a government key into some version of windows, i
can't remember which, they've done it once, i doubt they'd dare to do
it again though because people know they did it and would be looking
for evidence of it now.
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