Re: How NSA access was built into Windows

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• From: Alan <alan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
• Date: Tue, 16 Jan 2007 11:47:35 +0000
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> much, if any, selinux code gets loaded when selinux=0 is added to the
> boot line?  What modules are read and do any remain active?

Not much but if you want to be insanely paranoid then NSA (or ex-NSA)
people also wrote some of the network drivers and other bits and bobs.

Alan

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