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How secure is AFS (Andrew File System)?
Dear all,
I am instructed to use a licensed software on network. There are several ways of doing it, one of which includes using AFS, getting modules, etc. I am not so sure about the security. I would not like the situation where people actually can see my data. Being an apprentice, I need your suggestions and wisdom about using AFS. Thanks! apprentice |
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