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Disk encryption / Malware / Rootkit / Trusted Platform Module / Trusted Computing Group / Cryptographic software / BitLocker Drive Encryption / Trusted Network Connect / Windows Vista / Computer security / Cyberwarfare / Trusted computing
Date: 2009-06-08 19:45:53
Disk encryption
Malware
Rootkit
Trusted Platform Module
Trusted Computing Group
Cryptographic software
BitLocker Drive Encryption
Trusted Network Connect
Windows Vista
Computer security
Cyberwarfare
Trusted computing

Stopping Rootkits at the Network Edge January 2007

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