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Not Much Really

Posted on February 23, 2018 By Michael Kavka No Comments on Not Much Really

Short post this week folks, due to the fact that I have been busy with all sorts of stuff not related to InfoSec and there not being a big ticket item for me to muse about. The biggest thing I saw was based on the ZDNet Article about Lawsuits and Research. It is pretty eye…

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