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Message-ID: <406175D5.8060309@normanonline.co.uk>
From: luke at normanonline.co.uk (Luke Norman)
Subject: Microsoft Coding / National Security Risk

>These people would be fully supported by Microsoft (including full access to
>all technical documentation, Microsoft technical advisors, etc), and backed
>by the NSA or other Government agency.
>
If this were to be undertaken (and personally I don't believe Microsoft 
would EVER allow it), would it not be better to have it backed my some 
worldwide agency. If it's a threat to national security, surely it's a 
threat to the national security of every country, and therefore a 
worldwide threat - surely better to have some agency spanning numerous 
countries, or at least consisting of representatives from numerous 
counties, rather than an american-backed project?
Luke



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