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That data should never leave the office at all, in any format.
Whether it was on the CD or on the laptop, it could have been stolen either way. Using the net is no safer either. With packet sniffers and the NSA's intercepting and decyphering programs spying on average users and possibly companies alike.

Way to go, McAfee! Smooth move, Ex-Lax! silly Makes me wonder what your idea of "secure" realy is.
Posted by: Mr. Roboto   Posted on: 02/23/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Why Is CRITICAL Infomatin On A CD?  RobertoSalazar | 02/23/06
That data should never leave the office at all, in any format.  Mr. Roboto | 02/23/06
smooth move ex lax?  Shelendrea | 02/23/06
What about  Real World | 02/24/06
why am I not surprised  Shelendrea | 02/23/06
Encryption?  ITTech001 | 02/23/06
McAfee and Security  Shelendrea | 02/23/06
Works fine for us  toadlife | 02/23/06
Can you say class action ?  rosanlo | 02/23/06
Firing squad for these creatures.  kraterz | 02/24/06
Nice tone  bretttr | 03/01/06

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