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Does the word "secure" guarantee safety?

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by debate Dec 5, 2002 last reply Jan 7, 2003

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by attilathehun1900 Dec 8, 2002

For a view on 'certified security' for (whisper it) Windows, I point correspondents and readers at the article entitled, "Understanding the Windows 2000 EAL4 Evaluation, Jonathan S. Shapiro" available at:
http://www.csl.sri.com/users/risko/risks.txt

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by attilathehun1900 Dec 8, 2002

For a view on 'certified security' for (whisper it) Windows, I point correspondents and readers at the article entitled, "Understanding the Windows 2000 EAL4 Evaluation, Jonathan S. Shapiro" available at:
http://www.csl.sri.com/users/risko/risks.txt

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by attilathehun1900 Dec 8, 2002

For a view on 'certified security' for (whisper it) Windows, I point correspondents and readers at the article entitled, "Understanding the Windows 2000 EAL4 Evaluation, Jonathan S. Shapiro" available at:
http://www.csl.sri.com/users/risko/risks.txt

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by attilathehun1900 Dec 8, 2002

For a view on 'certified security' for (whisper it) Windows, I point correspondents and readers at the article entitled, "Understanding the Windows 2000 EAL4 Evaluation, Jonathan S. Shapiro" available at:
http://www.csl.sri.com/users/risko/risks.txt

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by attilathehun1900 Dec 8, 2002

For a view on 'certified security' for (whisper it) Windows, I point correspondents and readers at the article entitled, "Understanding the Windows 2000 EAL4 Evaluation, Jonathan S. Shapiro" available at:
http://www.csl.sri.com/users/risko/risks.txt

AtH

by sabrodiesel2000 Jan 7, 2003

well it doesnt mean it is secured full-time but it might be able to give the service as something called maximum possible security or maybe just the text written with the link.

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