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Subject: Re: Reset Passwords on Windows XP and Vista using Backtrack 4 - Video
From: "pauls..._at_faberbrent.com" <pauls..._at_faberbrent.com>
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Another great video. An important example why valuble data should have
several layers of encryption on different processes/passwords. Aslo
why hardware encrypted storage devices are useful....just don't
duplicate passwords with your login or store them in plain text within
windows!
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