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`lntemet users. Encryptionldecryption currently takes place at the application level (i.e. Win32 Appfization). and once the music is decrypted, an
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`audio files experiences a hard disk failure and must reinstall their audio player software, requiring a new encryption key. the new audio player will not
`be able to decrypt and playback their old library of purchased audio files which were encrypted with the lost key, even if they have backed up those
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`Microsoft has announced plans to include a Shared Public Key infrastructure (Shared PK!) in the upcoming Windows NT 5.0 and penn it application
`developers to take advantage of these new encryption features. SlGl-t'iBOUNEl.C.DM believes that it wou.d be to the benefit of both Microsoft and its
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`customers ifMicrosoft provided a downloadable update forWindows CE, Win 95, Win 98, and Wir NT4.0 (ifpossible) to provide the same Shared
`PK! functionality, and that they be compatible with the Mac OS. SiGl-lTSUUND.C'.DiVi also believes that it would be to the benefit of both Apple and its
`customers if Apple provided compatible Shared PKI functionality in their operating systems as weli
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`Additionally, Microsoft has announced plans to include a Encrypting File System (EFS) in the upcoming Windows NT5.0, which supports transparent
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`Microsoft adds "merchant" functionality to the EFS and updates the Microsoft Commerce Server to provide an encrypted download link between a
`consumer's PC operated by Windows NT 5.0 and the merchant's Microsoft Commerce Server. An; file (i.e. WAV, AVI, MP4, EXE) could be sold and
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