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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (77012)	3/22/1999 3:01:00 PM
From: Paul Fiondella	Respond to of 186894

I think Intel could turn their CPU ID into something beneficial if they endorsed the digitalme(tm) concept of giving the user control over his/her digital identity and developed the tools to block access to the CPU ID except through the digitalme(tm) identity vault. This has got to be a three day project for 3 or 4 Intel system engineers. Novell is publishing the client end code. ================ As to security, Netware 5.0 has been out since October. Not a word about anyone cracking it. NDS is in its eighth release and it is the basis for digitalme(tm). Novell is a solid technology company with some of the best network software engineers in the country. This is an opportunity for Intel. Intel can come out a winner with its CPU ID if it can convincingly show the public that they will control the disclosure of the CPU ID number and no one else. Mike Sheridan is the contact person at Novell.