"June 21, 2007 (Computerworld) -- A Moscow-based password-recovery vendor today accused Intuit Inc. of hiding a backdoor in its popular Quicken personal finance program that gives it -- and perhaps government agencies -- access to users' data files. "
Intuit may be installing Federal backdoor in Q'03 and later versions
Jun 25, 2007
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25436&taxonomyId„Put your data files on a Truecrypt drive, don't depend on an application for good security.
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Interesting, but since I don't password protect my Quicken files anyway...
Bob
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