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Article: Bloke allegedly stole, sold private info belonging to 'tens of millions' globally - published almost 2 years ago.
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https://go.theregister.com/feed/www.theregister.com/2023/01/26/crook_stole_tens_of_millions_private_data/
Published: 2023 01 26 07:34:14
Received: 2023 01 26 07:42:48
Feed: The Register - Security
Source: The Register
Category: News
Topic: Cyber Security

Article: Make use of DevSecOps PDF Dumps And Prepare Your Exam Conveniently - Marion Johnson - published almost 2 years ago.
Content: The DevSecOps exam questions are extremely useful, so you must get the most beneficial grades in the PeopleCert DevSecOps certification exam on the ...
https://boosty.to/marionjohnson/posts/b8f4ae61-f212-4da8-b3ae-5fd6b0a2ad7b
Published: 2023 01 25 22:26:19
Received: 2023 01 26 07:25:11
Feed: Google Alert - devsecops
Source: Google Alert
Category: News
Topic: DevSecOps

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Article: How businesses can bolster their cybersecurity defenses with open source - published almost 2 years ago.
Content:
https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2023/01/26/how-businesses-can-bolster-their-cybersecurity-defenses-with-open-source/
Published: 2023 01 26 05:30:43
Received: 2023 01 26 07:00:01
Feed: Help Net Security - News
Source: Help Net Security - News
Category: Cyber Security
Topic: Cyber Security

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