Intel's VPro to boost security

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Be careful Intel

If the virus makers can't disable it, we can't disable. If the software malfunctions we are looking at some hellish tech support. I don't know how many times I've seen the norton or mcafee uninstallers fail and I've had to remove them manually which can be a real pain i can't imagine how bad it will be if they are protected in such a way. Also whats to keep the malware makers from learning how to keep malware in the protected memory.

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