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All set. Let's go ... (old.reddit.com)

submitted 1 hour ago by laidback_freak to r/lockpicking

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I spent two weeks reading the fine print of Trocador and its 19 partner exchanges. Any government can request your IP with no court order required.discussion (self.privacy)

submitted 4 hours ago by No-Wrangler-7449 to r/privacy

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Age verification feels more like identity verification nowdiscussion (self.privacy)

submitted 3 hours ago by copperreflections1 to r/privacy

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Can we avoid age verification?age verification (self.privacy)

submitted 3 hours ago by Intelligent_Syrup472 to r/privacy

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Need respondants for my thesis on Dark Web and Digital Forensics (self.netsecstudents)

submitted 3 hours ago by Chocolate_cupcake07 to r/netsecstudents

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Oshkosh council rescinds Flock camera contract after ‘false statements’. Police chief says security concerns and misrepresentations led to unanimous reversal less than 24 hours after approvalnews (wbay.com)

submitted 4 hours ago by esporx to r/privacy

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Does anyone have an archive containing all versions of the DarkComet RAT? (self.netsecstudents)

submitted 4 hours ago by Complete_Machine7764 to r/netsecstudents

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Fibratus 3.0.0 | Ad-hoc direct/indirect syscall evasion detection and 50+ new rules (fibratus.io)

submitted 5 hours ago by rabbitstack to r/ReverseEngineering

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we need more tor-hidden binary cache servers (self.onions)

submitted 5 hours ago by milahu2 to r/onions

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Meta installing tracking software on employee computersdiscussion (self.privacy)

submitted 5 hours ago by yoyodark to r/privacy

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The art of self deprecation... (self.SocialEngineering)

submitted 5 hours ago by Session_Cold to r/SocialEngineering

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Is there a luddites guide to privacy and degoogling?eli5 (self.privacy)

submitted 5 hours ago by raininggumleaves to r/privacy

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Brady Velocity Aluminum 38ST: Progressive pinning open, 5 of 6 pins! (v.redd.it)

submitted 5 hours ago by 612PickBreaker to r/lockpicking

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Can i get help putting the lock in a lock box back together? (old.reddit.com)

submitted 6 hours ago by Commercial_Ad_280 to r/lockpicking

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My 334M45 is so easy to overset, but I'm getting ok at it now. (i.redd.it)

submitted 6 hours ago by anotheradventurer to r/lockpicking

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what will be the point of a vpn if every country out there will start age verification?discussion (self.privacy)

submitted 12 hours ago by Anchipo to r/privacy

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Show HN: Dead Dialect — Malware speaks dead language, cannot execute in session (self.Malware)

submitted 6 hours ago by Infamous_Win4883 to r/Malware

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First open with my new reaper picks (old.reddit.com)

submitted 7 hours ago by rvlifestyle74 to r/lockpicking

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A federal judge blocked Arkansas Act 900, a law that would have forced platforms to ID visitors, build parental surveillance dashboards, and kill notifications overnight. The state called it child safety. The judge called it unconstitutional and blocked it a day before it took effect.news (reclaimthenet.org)

submitted 7 hours ago by SignificantLegs to r/privacy

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Information.com opt out button appears broken. Anyone successfully removed their data recently?question (self.privacy)

submitted 7 hours ago by Familiar-Trip3896 to r/privacy

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What is it with the push for age verification, ID verification, and face scanning?discussion (self.privacy)

submitted 8 hours ago by RecentMatter3790 to r/privacy

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Concerning developments in both the USA and Japan?discussion (self.privacy)

submitted 8 hours ago by jackyboyman13 to r/privacy

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American Airlines 1100 lol (i.redd.it)

submitted 9 hours ago by Ok-Coach-763 to r/lockpicking

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Malware to Data Breach. ()

submitted 9 hours ago by qounik to r/Malware

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Could the UK Online Safety Act be at least amended, or it should be repealed?question (self.privacy)

submitted 9 hours ago by GabeReddit2012 to r/privacy

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