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Internet Protocol version 6 Network Address Translation Traversal
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What this feature does
BitLocker Drive Encryption (BitLocker) is available on computers running Windows Vista™ Enterprise Edition and Windows Vista™ Ultimate Edition. Should your computer be lost or stolen, BitLocker protects your data by helping to prevent offline software attacks. Turning on BitLocker encrypts the hard drive where Windows is installed, including all information that is stored on that drive.
Information collected, processed or transmitted
When BitLocker is turned on, cryptographic keys in memory continually encrypt and decrypt data as it is read from or written to the protected hard drive. During BitLocker setup, you can choose to print a recovery password or to save it to a USB flash drive or location on your network. In an enterprise environment, administrators can automatically save recovery information to Active Directory Domain Services. BitLocker associates one or more globally unique identifiers (GUIDs) with each protected hard drive to help manage each drive. These GUIDs are removed when BitLocker is disabled.
If your computer is equipped with the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) version 1.2 security hardware, BitLocker uses the TPM to provide hardware-enhanced data protection. For more information, see Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Services (below). On TPM-equipped computers, you can also set up a personal identification number (PIN) to add an extra layer of protection for your encrypted data. BitLocker will store this TPM-based PIN in a hashed and encrypted form on the hard drive.
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