Introduction: A Snapshot of 2009 In the cybersecurity world, the year 2009 was a turning point. Windows Vista had failed to gain enterprise trust, Windows 7 was brand new, and the shift from 32-bit to 64-bit computing was causing massive software fragmentation. It was in this chaotic environment that PGP Desktop Professional 9.9 emerged.
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When Windows Vista x64 introduced Kernel Mode Code Signing (KMCS), any driver without a valid signature would refuse to load. PGP 9.9's drivers were signed with a certificate issued by VeriSign to "PGP Corporation" (pre-Symantec). That certificate expired years ago. Introduction: A Snapshot of 2009 In the cybersecurity