With thanks to my client and friend Mr Justin Kurosawa over at Security Circus.
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This blog captures some of the observations of Tim Davoren, Data Engines' founder and Managing Consultant. Do not expect an especially coherent delivery here!
They don't do that do they??
Tim Davoren - Thursday, November 25, 2010
With thanks to my client and friend Mr Justin Kurosawa over at Security Circus.
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