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                    For Military Tech, it's pretty clueless
                                        
> But InTether's most intriguing features are those intended to rebuff
> hackers. To begin with, Friedman says, the system incorporates 11 layers of
> security defenses. “All have to be successfully navigated” in order to hack
> the system. “But one piece does nothing but check continually the integrity
> of the other pieces,” he says. “If you could disable a certain piece,
> within milliseconds our system would know.”
> 

Via my dog wants to be on the radio, [1] Copy This! Can `Military' Technology
Beat Digital Piracy?' [2]

Nice and all, but what if the operating system in question (and in this case
it's Microsoft Windows obviously) is running on a virtual machine? Like
under, say, VMWare? [3]

[1] http://gweezlebur.com/~ivey/weblog/
[2] http://inside.com/jcs/Story?article_id=25476&pod_id=13
[3] http://www.vmware.com/

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