The NSA worked on Windows 7 before its release

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Tony Yarwood

http://www.privacylover.com/

The recent testimony of Richard Schaefer’s to the Senate Judiciary’s
Subcommittee on Terrorism and Homeland Security reveals that the NSA
tinkered with Windows 7 before its release, it looks like one of the
biggest voyeur agencies in the World is not missing a single
opportunity to get its filthy pawns all over people’s operating
system.

Richard Schaefer, NSA Information Assurance Director quoted

“Working in partnership with Microsoft and elements of the DoD, NSA
leveraged our unique expertise and operational knowledge of system
threats and vulnerabilities to enhance Microsoft’s operating system
security guide without constraining the user’s ability to perform
their everyday tasks”

Best regards

Tony

Google ain't your friend.
More privacy, no tracking.
http://clusty.com/

PS. Due to the amount of spam posted via googlegroups and
their inaction to the problem. I am blocking all articles
posted from there. If you wish your postings to be seen by
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Don Lope de Aguirre

Tony Yarwood said:
http://www.privacylover.com/

The recent testimony of Richard Schaefer's to the Senate Judiciary's
Subcommittee on Terrorism and Homeland Security reveals that the NSA
tinkered with Windows 7 before its release, it looks like one of the
biggest voyeur agencies in the World is not missing a single
opportunity to get its filthy pawns all over people's operating
system.
Wrong, they tinkered with it to help make it as secure as possible because
they want to use Win7 themselves so want it secure. There are no back doors
put in place by the NSA in any Microsoft OS so go put your tin foil beenie
on again and dream up another BS conspiracy that might catch me on a slow
day.
 
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ray

http://www.privacylover.com/

The recent testimony of Richard SchaeferÂ’s to the Senate JudiciaryÂ’s
Subcommittee on Terrorism and Homeland Security reveals that the NSA
tinkered with Windows 7 before its release, it looks like one of the
biggest voyeur agencies in the World is not missing a single opportunity
to get its filthy pawns all over peopleÂ’s operating system.

Richard Schaefer, NSA Information Assurance Director quoted

“Working in partnership with Microsoft and elements of the DoD, NSA
leveraged our unique expertise and operational knowledge of system
threats and vulnerabilities to enhance MicrosoftÂ’s operating system
security guide without constraining the userÂ’s ability to perform their
everyday tasks”

Best regards

Tony

Google ain't your friend.
More privacy, no tracking.
http://clusty.com/

PS. Due to the amount of spam posted via googlegroups and their inaction
to the problem. I am blocking all articles posted from there. If you
wish your postings to be seen by everyone you will need to use a
different method of posting.
One more reason to try Open Source systems.
 
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Opinicus

Tony Yarwood said:
biggest voyeur agencies in the World is not missing a single
opportunity to get its filthy pawns all over people's operating
Filthy pawns? As opposed to what? Clean queens? Neat knights?
 
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AC

Don Lope de Aguirre said:
Wrong, they tinkered with it to help make it as secure as possible because
they want to use Win7 themselves so want it secure. There are no back
doors put in place by the NSA in any Microsoft OS so go put your tin foil
beenie on again and dream up another BS conspiracy that might catch me on
a slow day.
Clearly you posted that on one of your slow days.

Tinkering could have been done to their own versions of the OS, just like
previously. Suddenly they get to mess with the general release? Why, if all
they care about is their own security?

Why don't you dream up another BS theory yourself?

AC
 
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milt

Opinicus said:
Filthy pawns? As opposed to what? Clean queens? Neat knights?

Well as long as it is prawns! Yuck, disgusting things they are...
 
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SC Tom

Oh, they've always been here. They're like tuberculosis- it's takes just the
right conditions to bring 'em out :)

SC Tom
 

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