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In article <tnmpl1n@lynx.unm.edu> dthomas@mcl.bdm.com (David Thomas) writes:

>I'm trying to verify the integrity of a product called SecureCard, by
>Data Media Corp. (DMC).  Basically, it is a hardware product that goes
>in a PC that requires the user to insert a card to verify his identity
>and to establish what files/devices he has access to.  Does anyone out
>there have any experience with this product?  If so, please send me
>e-mail (I don't get to this group very much) describing your impressions
>and any vulnerabilities you have found.

>Thanks in advance,

>David Thomas 
>dthomas@mcl.bdm.com

I've seen the glossy sheet and looked like one method, but at our location
the question became one of incorporation with present student/staff id
cards -- did not want another layer of cards/decoder rings/secret handshakes
than what could be easily managed. What is the extent of your project scope?

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