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Computing / Cryptography / Business law / Copyright law / Next-Generation Secure Computing Base / Trusted Platform Module / Trusted system / X Window System / Microkernel / Computer security / Trusted computing / Software
Date: 2005-12-09 20:49:49
Computing
Cryptography
Business law
Copyright law
Next-Generation Secure Computing Base
Trusted Platform Module
Trusted system
X Window System
Microkernel
Computer security
Trusted computing
Software

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