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The most significant strategic development in information technology over the past year has been 'trusted computing'. This is popularly associated with Microsoft's 'Palladium' project, recently renamed 'NGSCB'. In this paper, I give an outline of the technical aspects of 'trusted computing' and sketch some of the public policy consequences.