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| News Hound  |  Ars Technica // Secret back doors? Microsoft says no, China says maybe Microsoft has sought to allay fears that it is building back doors into the encryption system designed for Vista. China, on the other hand, is using government-authorized security chips in many of its PCs, and no one seems to know quite what they do. Link To Original Article | |
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