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Subject: [WarpCast] SCOUG Presents Security Smash With KeyRing/2
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Source: Peter Skye (pskyeatpeterskye.com)
Moderator: Trevor Smith (trevorathaligonian.com)
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Contact:  Mark Abramowitz (Markatscoug.com)


      SCOUG Presents Security Smash With KeyRing/2

Security, security, security. Your antivirus software protects your
system, your firewall protects your network, you don't expect anybody
to stick their nose into your \tcpip\dll\ directory where you've
secretly stashed those half-dozen pictures of Pamela's Private Party,
and you hope nobody opens and reads your MyPasswords.txt file.

How can you protect those passwords? You have one for your online
banking, three for your credit cards, your eBay account, the one for
the online casino where you play the ponies, and don't forget your
membership password for Pamela.com.

KeyRing/2 will keep those passwords safe.

"SCOUG's February meeting is the national rollout for KeyRing/2" says
Mark Abramowitz, Program Chairman for The Southern California OS/2
User Group (SCOUG). "IDK Software's head honcho will be demonstrating
KeyRing/2 and all its advanced features this coming Saturday,
February 19."

Join OS/2 users, SCOUG members, maybe even Pamela and members of her
"private party" for an intensive security demonstration at the
upcoming SCOUG meeting. There's a NEW MEETING SITE for this main
event -- see the map and directions at:

  http://www.scoug.com/directions.html 

"This is a major piece of security software," adds Abramowitz. "The
INF file alone is almost 2 MB. Anyone who uses the Internet should
attend this meeting. It's useful, it's important, and we're glad it's
being released only on OS/2."

Saturday, Feb. 19, 9 a.m. - mark your schedule now for SCOUG and
KeyRing/2.
 
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