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Let's see. What would, a year ago, have been referred to as "next-generation Windows software"? Why, it's XP! What CSIS is saying, without coming right out and saying it, is that there could be all sorts of back doors inserted into the XP code without anyone beyond the cracker, least of all Microsoft, knowing about it. What they're also saying, and this time they do come right out and say it, is that Microsoft's software is therefore a national security risk
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