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Obviously, mass distribution of weakened software to the public or to anyone whom there is no probable cause to suspect is completely unacceptable. Sounds a little like a conspiracy theory, yes. But ask yourself if it could happen.

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It has been my experience with a couple of US gov't agencies that often but not always, of course senior IT officials have a strong suspicion of "freeware".

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