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Is this good or bad?
On a Windows 2000 Server (I'm studying for an all-expenses-paid test.
Why not?) a user can encrypt a file or directory (folder) using
Micro$oft's Encryting File System (EFS). If the user becomes
unavailable (get's laid off and decides to encrypt some important
files) the administrator can decrypt the files. The question is
this: Isn't that stupid? Why have encryption if someone can just
decrypt your files at will?
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