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Darren New wrote:
> [1] Bonus points to any flames about AD, that you can install windows on
> something other than C:, and so on.
Writing "C:" is much shorter than writing "the local hard drive(s)". ;-)
I know nothing about file-level encryption on the Windoze platform (not
something I ever use), but I would *presume* that for local user
accounts, the encryption key is in the registry somewhere, whereas for
network used accounts it'll be in the Active Directory somewhere [where
the sysadmin can get at it].
I'm far more concerned about the fact that we routinely email stuff to
people using password-protected Zip files, which are apparently
trivially crackable. :-S Still, all those customers who are serious
about security make us use some kind of SSH/SSL encrypted remote access
system rather than just email. ;-)
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