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Yoggie Security Systems has announced the release of a new version of its Gatekeeper firmware. Update version 1.4.5 adds a number of improvements and security enhancements to its range of Gatekeeper products--most notably, a new feature for online anonymity. Based on the open source Tor technology, the advantage is that all encryption/decryption routines are offloaded to the Gatekeeper hardware, freeing up the computational resources of the computer. Article
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