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28 Sep 2006
One of the advantages of Intel's vPro business PC platform is that it provides room to a virtual security client that monitors network traffic and the system's security settings.
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<p>So basically there's a host-based intrusion detection system running on another partition. Has Microsoft Security got so bad, that another operating system is required to secure the "primary" operating system?</p> <p>Furthermore, what's funny is how the user was using a "slighly older" web browser, but had up to date IDS signtures. If you have to keep something up to date, why not just patch your system? It's a lot cheaper.</p>
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