Launchpad Are Your Running Microsoft Windows? The NSA Has Backdoor Access ~ Bauer-Power Media In a chilling, yet somehow unsurprising report I read on Monday it turns out that no matter how well you think you've locked down your Windows workstation or server, the NSA can still easily get into it. Why? Because Microsoft has been building backdoor's into their operating system since Windows 95. From WND: The National Security Agency has backdoor access to all Windows software since the release of Windows 95, according to informed sources, a development which follows the insistence by the agency and federal law enforcement for backdoor “keys” to any encryption, according to a report in Joseph Farah’s G2 Bulletin. Having such “keys” is essential for the export of any encryption allowed under U.S. export control laws to foreign users. ...Computer security specialists say that the Windows software driver used for security and encryption functions contains unusual features which give NSA that backdoor access. These security specialists have identified the driver as ADVAPI.DLL.
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