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Story: Online security doesn't come cheap - it's free
Posted by: The Mitch (Saturday 26 March 2005, 1:26 PM)
Hey, don't sh*t on him because he's stating a (true) fact - a Windows bootCD exists, and as you say is very limited. The point is, it is not provided, endorsed or even allowed in any way by M$ and as such unusable in a context such as the article's. It's a last-resort tool for security 'specialists' unaware of Linux Live CDs and NTFS support in Linux.
It was worth mentioning, and in fact strenghtens the article in the fact that M$ COULD do it, but they don't, and they don't permit it. Only Linux/BSD allow it.
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Story: Online security doesn't come cheap - it's free
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Actually, there is a build-your-own Windows LiveCD... Anonymous -
It is a limited version that supports 8 concu... Anonymous -
Hey, don't sh*t on him because he's stat... The Mitch -
The Windows Boot CD by Bart Lagerweij is base... Anonymous
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I think bootable CD is not a good idea for a secur... Lupa
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Ya know eventually there is gonna have to be... Anonymous
