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   MSGID: 2:221/1.58@fidonet fa361482   
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   PID: OpenXP/5.0.51 (Win32)   
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    AA>> The EFS exploit sounds a bit worrisome since "the problem" can   
    AA>> be triggered even when EFS is not even in use. I *was*   
    AA>> thinking of trying it a while back though.   
      
    SD> Remember that Windows includes a way to delibrately crash it[1]. That   
    SD> makes me a little concerned.    
      
    SD> 1 = https://tinyurl.com/ya4cgqld (docs.microsoft.com)   
      
      
   WHY would anyone need to implement a way to force a crash like    
   that?   
      
   "After this is completed, the keyboard crash can be initiated    
   by using the following hotkey sequence: Hold down the rightmost    
   CTRL key, and press the SCROLL LOCK key twice."   
      
   OMG.   
      
   I have to wonder what other keys (hold down key x and tap key y    
   n times) ..they might have wasted time implementing.   
      
   EFS intriqued me. I always thought it would be handy to have at    
   least one live-encryted folder or something. But it doesn't    
   sound prudent to play with it now.   
      
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