A modified version of GnuPG

[Florian Weimer]

"Max V. Zinal" <Zlat0@mail.ru> writes:

> When I said "secure memory" I was going to say "VirtualLock under
> Windows  NT/2000/XP",  which keeps you absolutely safe unless you
> have  a  Terminal  Server  with  an  evil-minded admin, or remote
> desktop    connection    with    'Debug' privileges.

Previous information about VirtualLock on Win32 suggests that it does
not prevent memory from being paged to disk, but only from being paged
to disk and then discarded.

In fact, the MSDN documentation available online carefully avoids the
claim that the specified memory region is never written to disk.

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