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- How would you update the protection?
- As we all know, hackers are constantly figuring out ways to get around the latest security features. How would you update the hardware, in this case, to accommodate a hack?
- Posted by: Brakiss Posted on: 04/10/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
How would you update the protection?
Brakiss | 04/10/06
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Good question
CobraA1 | 04/10/06
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what happens when you update your processor????
motorhead_z | 04/12/06
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What about software?
wolf_z | 04/10/06
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There is no mention of a back door for Homeland security
balsover | 04/10/06
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Another reason
Roger Ramjet | 04/10/06
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SDMI never died, it just got reborn
Boot_Agnostic | 04/10/06
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There is no mention of a back door for Homeland security
Rincon Bikerider | 04/10/06
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