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heh...
your talking about at least 75% of the population...most of the people i know have problems because of this...shoot if everyone was that secure im pretty sure everyone would still be on windoze...
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Like Bill would have a CLUE on security ???  realitycheck101 | 02/23/05
Did you even bother to read the article?  Salman Pak | 02/23/05
Passwords aren't going anywhere ,,,  coffeenite | 02/23/05
I agree  MIS Master | 02/23/05
Securing the clients - or the servers?  Roger Ramjet | 02/23/05
It's Called Personal Responsibility  DaffyDuck | 02/23/05
There's the problem  Spoon Jabber | 02/23/05
heh...  jdahs@... | 02/23/05
Keys to the kingdom  potomac79 | 02/23/05
Passwords need not be replaced ... but simply augmented  George Mitchell | 02/23/05
There is no replacement for passwords  voska | 02/24/05
Hardware Key?  johnathanstein@... | 02/25/05
biometrics  ouvrez | 03/30/05

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