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From: Paul Maritz
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 1997 5:29 PM
To: Jim Allchin (Exchange)
Subject: FW: Security as lock in
Fyi
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From: Yasov Yacobi
Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 1997 5:29 PM
to: Nathan Myhrvold; Bill Gates
Cc: Paul Maritz; Butler Lampson; Dan Ling; Rick Rashid: Gregory Faust
Subject: RE: Security as a lock in
Shipping every NT with a unique identifying smart card will do. Else, we can
challenge whoever claims to be NT to tell the content of some random line of
the NT code -- that'll force him to have a complete NT. Real life is messier
(different versions, etc.). Will look into it.
Yacov
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From: Nathan MYhrvold
Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 1997 3:52 PM
To: Bill Gates
C: Paul Maritz; Butler Lampson; Yacov Yacobi; Dan Ling; Rick Rashid;
Gregory Faust
Subject: RE: Security as a lock in
I agree that this seems very possible. There are customer benefits to having
system components that can interact after establishing trust via
authentication. We will look into it.
Nathan
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From: Bill Gates
Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 1997 2:53 PM
To: Nathan Myhrvold
Cc: Paul Maritz
Subject: Security as a lock in
I believe as we evolve our security capabilities there must be some way to set
this up so that our operating systems have shared secrets with each other that
make them work better with each other than with other operating systems -
whether it's JAVAOS layered on top of us or clones or anything else.
I think we need to make this an explicit goal of our security strategy.
CONFIDENTIAL
COUNSEL ONLY
Plaintiff’s Exhibit 6105
Comes V. Microsoft
MS 002770
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