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Unlock the secrets to revolutionizing your cybersecurity strategy with insights from Bill McInnis of Nucleus Security. Journey through Bill’s extensive career, spanning over two decades and multiple sectors including email security and threat intelligence, and learn how he spearheaded groundbreaking changes since joining Nucleus in 2021. Discover the innovative model Nucleus employs to shift vulnerability… Continue reading Podcast Episode 19: Interview with Bill McInnis from Nucleus Security

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via the comic humor & dry wit of Randall Munroe, creator of XKCD

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Discover how NIST password guidelines evolved to prioritize longer, user-friendly passwords, reducing resets and boosting security for 2024.

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Authors/Presenters:Zhanghao Wu, Wei-Lin Chiang, Ziming Mao, Zongheng Yang, Eric Friedman, Scott Shenker, Ion Stoica

Awarded Outstanding Paper!

Our sincere thanks to USENIX, and the Presenters & Authors for publishing their superb 21st USENIX Symposium on Networked Systems Design and Implementation (NSDI '24) content, placing the organizations enduring commitment to Open Access front and center. Originating from the conference’s events situated at the Hyatt Regency Santa Clara; and via the organizations YouTube channel.

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Lattice-based cryptography is a quantum-resistant encryption method that uses complex mathematical lattices, offering security against quantum computing attacks. Unlike traditional encryption methods such as RSA and ECC, which are vulnerable to quantum computers, lattice-based cryptography remains secure due to the computational difficulty of solving lattice problems. It is expected to play a central role in post-quantum cryptography, with applications across government, military, and commercial sectors, ensuring secure communications and data protection in the quantum era.

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Is your B2B SaaS freemium model truly driving growth? Discover how to fine-tune your freemium strategy to attract the right users, nurture them towards conversion, and achieve long-term success.

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As organizations grapple with increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, many are rethinking their approach to managing security. Recently, Nuspire’s leadership team—including CEO Lewie Dunsworth, Chief Security Officer J.R. Cunningham, Chief Technology Officer Michael Wilson, and Product Manager Marcy Elder—gathered for a webinar to share their insights on what’s next for cybersecurity management.  Reimagining Cybersecurity Management  Five years ago, when Lewie joined ... Read More

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Helping government agencies and organizations operating in the public sector navigate password and credential security.

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The threat group UNC1860, linked to Iran's security intelligence agency, gains initial access into networks around the region and hands that access off to other Iranian-associated hackers to established persistent and long-term access, Mandiant says.

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Cyber risk management has become more critical in today's challenging digital landscape. Organizations face increased pressure to identify, assess, and mitigate risks that could disrupt their operations. One of the foundational tools that can help manage these risks effectively is a risk register. A well-maintained cybersecurity risk register helps keep track of risks and supports ongoing efforts to mitigate them. In this blog, we’ll explore the importance of a risk register in a cyber risk management strategy and outline the key considerations when creating one.

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The SEC’s new incident reporting requirements have brought about many questions and concerns among security professionals and government bodies.

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Insider threats, which involve individuals within an organization who exploit their access for malicious purposes or unwittingly cause security breaches due to human error, are a significant security challenge.

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PALO ALTO, Calif. – September 23, 2024 – TuxCare, a global innovator in enterprise-grade cybersecurity for Linux, today announced it continues to bolster its support for the open-source community by donating OEM Enterprise Support contracts to the AlmaLinux OS Foundation.  Specifically aimed at Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) that require official support to certify and offer […]

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Third-party breaches pose a significant challenge to organizations, demanding meticulous attention and measures to prevent data compromises.

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A recent discovery has highlighted significant security risks within the widely used Expat XML parsing C library. Security researcher Shang-Hung Wan identified three critical Expat vulnerabilities that could potentially lead to denial-of-service attacks or the execution of arbitrary code. These vulnerabilities are identified in versions of libexpat before 2.6.3 and have the severity score of […]

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If you need clarification about why or how you should use Linux in your DevOps project for web app development, then this article is for you.  In an era when DevOps is trending, underestimating the potential of Linux can prove to be a very fatal mistake. Linux’s flexibility and reliability allow organizations to leverage their […]

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Risks and Mitigation of Insider Threats Insider attacks are growing, whereby 60% of organizations in the past year alone have suffered employee-related data breaches. Surprised? Most businesses get blindsided by the people they put their most trust in. It can be accidental data leaks or malicious actions, but the risk is very real and, regrettably, …

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Authors/Presenters:Zili Zhang, Chao Jin, Xin Jin

Our sincere thanks to USENIX, and the Presenters & Authors for publishing their superb 21st USENIX Symposium on Networked Systems Design and Implementation (NSDI '24) content, placing the organizations enduring commitment to Open Access front and center. Originating from the conference’s events situated at the Hyatt Regency Santa Clara; and via the organizations YouTube channel.

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Authors/Presenters:Zibo Wang, Pinghe Li, Chieh-Jan Mike Liang, Feng Wu, Francis Y. Yan

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In the following post I'll profile the Gaza Hackers Team.

Sample photos:

Primary group's domains:

hxxp://gaza-hacker.com
hxxp://hacker.ps
hxxp://gaza-hacker.net
hxxp://gaza-hack.org
hxxp://gaza-hack.info
hxxp://xhackerx.com
hxxp://gaza-hack.com
hxxp://gaza-hackers.com

Primary group's email address accounts:

[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]

Related domain names registered using the same email address accounts:

hxxp://frontat.com
hxxp://nswaa.com
hxxp://elsahefa.com
hxxp://naji-albatta.com
hxxp://dr-sohila-edu.com
hxxp://samozico.com
hxxp://shahidn.com
hxxp://spider-rss.com
hxxp://sv4media.com
hxxp://m3n4.com
hxxp://shamaly.com
hxxp://g2mz.com
hxxp://4as7ab.com
hxxp://cfpalestine.com
hxxp://q8yh.com
hxxp://wac-yamama.org
hxxp://rawshna.org
hxxp://saawa.com
hxxp://4rbshare.com
hxxp://lajlek.com
hxxp://l7ens.com
hxxp://koraw.com
hxxp://kwgram.com
hxxp://gwafe.com
hxxp://q8ey.com
hxxp://x23x.com
hxxp://kuwaitpwr.com
hxxp://kuwaitfn.com
hxxp://abovlan.com
hxxp://q8pinq.com
hxxp://eli4s.com
hxxp://7koma.com
hxxp://juod.net
hxxp://topteamdns.com
hxxp://nhla7-uae.com
hxxp://3agil.com
hxxp://wtnfjr.com
hxxp://norislam.net
hxxp://universalimporting.com
hxxp://gaza-shell.com
hxxp://remas3.com
hxxp://3dshared.com
hxxp://3dm3mare.com
hxxp://al-ra3ed.com
hxxp://bissan-m.com
hxxp://bnimashhor.com
hxxp://pure4ever.net
hxxp://shaatha.com
hxxp://ispal.net
hxxp://paldream.net
hxxp://islhack.net
hxxp://adsyour.net
hxxp://bnimashhor.net
hxxp://mr-matrix.net
hxxp://amtaar-a.org
hxxp://darhuda.org
hxxp://downiphone.com
hxxp://6ayf.org
hxxp://jadoptical.com
hxxp://yomo-az.com
hxxp://bfbcps.com
hxxp://glaroo7y.com
hxxp://amal-ci.com
hxxp://q8gz.com
hxxp://dubai-g.com
hxxp://3mrrycam.com
hxxp://psdmate.com
hxxp://njomksa.com
hxxp://g-ghram.com
hxxp://coctael.com
hxxp://alhajere.info
hxxp://glaoman.com
hxxp://ascdascascasc.com
hxxp://m7b4.com
hxxp://shrooq.org
hxxp://3uz.com
hxxp://alhajere.net
hxxp://wt2n.com
hxxp://sfena.com
hxxp://artsformedia.com
hxxp://r-alfrsan.com
hxxp://arabgmaes.com
hxxp://studiomustapha.com
hxxp://adamttc.com
hxxp://helolhost.com
hxxp://soblslam.com
hxxp://forexufx.com
hxxp://dsfbdfbsdfgbdsf.com
hxxp://frsan-aslm.com
hxxp://g2z4.com
hxxp://ewfdssdcsdxc.com
hxxp://sam-sport.net
hxxp://fr4wa.com
hxxp://sama-a.net
hxxp://hayatk.net
hxxp://gallerycenter.net
hxxp://frfish.net
hxxp://q8ey.net
hxxp://cfpalestine.net
hxxp://m3n4.net
hxxp://wt2n.net
hxxp://gaza-sporting-club.net
hxxp://mo7et.net
hxxp://alnkhala.com
hxxp://alibel.info
hxxp://q8gz.net
hxxp://dlo3.net
hxxp://butt3rfly.net
hxxp://butt3rfly.org
hxxp://pnsport.net
hxxp://sawasport.net
hxxp://echotic.net
hxxp://healthclubxl.com
hxxp://dancingqueensdk.com
hxxp://dancingqueensuk.com
hxxp://nadinerandle.com
hxxp://hackers.tools
hxxp://pinkybarbie.com
hxxp://florencemodel.com
hxxp://hevreman.co.il
hxxp://radiousnice.com
hxxp://gaza-hacker.net
hxxp://hacker.ps
hxxp://gaza-hack.info
hxxp://gaza-hack.com
hxxp://gaza-hack.org
hxxp://gaza-hackers.com
hxxp://xhackerx.com
hxxp://gaza-hacker.com
hxxp://metasploit-unleashed.com
hxxp://divuae.com
hxxp://xensds.com
hxxp://e107arabic.com
hxxp://h-asiaa.com
hxxp://nsamat.com
hxxp://for-pal.com
hxxp://althbat.com
hxxp://islamdahalan.com
hxxp://37ob.com
hxxp://hamedwayel.com
hxxp://iraq-mawal.com
hxxp://waleedalshami.com
hxxp://fr27.com
hxxp://faloja.us
hxxp://stylatna.us
hxxp://llo9.com
hxxp://g-del3.com
hxxp://ye7g.com
hxxp://ks4-des.com
hxxp://5tmat.com
hxxp://3rab-moon.com
hxxp://nadauae.com
hxxp://ya7yati.com
hxxp://hayatl.com
hxxp://allsaed.com
hxxp://asrarmedia.com
hxxp://waw-c.com
hxxp://f5f5en.com
hxxp://w2tube.com
hxxp://decor4me.com
hxxp://hemo7.com
hxxp://gaz2.com
hxxp://for-rama.com
hxxp://vic-and-ikes.com
hxxp://ochotorena.com
hxxp://litodelacruz.com
hxxp://ignitemonthly.net
hxxp://stylepensacola.com
hxxp://litocruzxxx.com
hxxp://goldencamelph.com
hxxp://pensacolabookkeeping.com
hxxp://lito2012.com
hxxp://appleanddelucamgmnt.com
hxxp://jewellery-lito.com
hxxp://cocoaccountingservices.com
hxxp://pensacolabookkeepers.com
hxxp://elsaedps.com
hxxp://cocofastlane.com
hxxp://globalenergyalliance.com
hxxp://g2z4.net
hxxp://pauliteweb.com
hxxp://a-1specialized.com
hxxp://seeyamortgage.com
hxxp://debtpollution.com
hxxp://losmoles.com
hxxp://jerseycityhomesbroker.com
hxxp://woofwashers.com
hxxp://ignitemonthly.com
hxxp://homs-poets.com
hxxp://p23x.com
hxxp://perfarab.com
hxxp://aya-khaled.com
hxxp://3alm-a7lam.com
hxxp://walazhar.com
hxxp://aleys-training.com
hxxp://sh-alnoor.com
hxxp://enterdig.com
hxxp://nshir.com
hxxp://shublaq.com
hxxp://nahafat.com
hxxp://thwane.com
hxxp://bb-all.com
hxxp://bagdady.com
hxxp://a-lawsc.com
hxxp://nsgvoic.com
hxxp://adsyour.com
hxxp://yarmokg.com
hxxp://qlpal.com
hxxp://krameesh.net
hxxp://nialb.net
hxxp://3dmaxonline.net
hxxp://hmsaat.net
hxxp://psstad.com
hxxp://elbukhary.net
hxxp://gammashare.com
hxxp://sawayouth.com
hxxp://sadaalnaseem.com
hxxp://pro-fhed.com
hxxp://sh-elqloob.org
hxxp://gazaf.com
hxxp://pro-gsm.com
hxxp://ofoqm.com
hxxp://ah-ra-hi.com
hxxp://almehaan.com
hxxp://newgaza.com
hxxp://ip-center.net
hxxp://starsgifts.com
hxxp://althikagroup.com
hxxp://ids-ps.com
hxxp://alhabeel.com
hxxp://expodes.net
hxxp://3dm3mare.net
hxxp://3arabawinews.net
hxxp://perfarab.net
hxxp://banat2.net
hxxp://facearab.net
hxxp://azharpharm.com
hxxp://artecasa-ps.com
hxxp://snam-s.net
hxxp://byaadr.com
hxxp://t4video.com
hxxp://el-eman.com
hxxp://usp4.net
hxxp://wtn3wtr.com
hxxp://wegaza.com
hxxp://itcck.com
hxxp://tols.us
hxxp://w6na1.com
hxxp://crypal.com
hxxp://mohamed-assaf.com
hxxp://black-awadh.com
hxxp://b7ar-n.com
hxxp://h-m9mm.com
hxxp://almnsour.com
hxxp://alfjr-aljdid.com
hxxp://gazaday.com
hxxp://lbee7.com
hxxp://n4days.com
hxxp://qudssnaks.com
hxxp://alhost24.com
hxxp://flscool.com
hxxp://goldenws.com
hxxp://7zoorah.com
hxxp://freedom-ship.com
hxxp://djz-iq.com
hxxp://fine4host.com
hxxp://newsawa.com
hxxp://forshark.com
hxxp://l-voice.com
hxxp://ll9x.com
hxxp://m-suae.com
hxxp://e3lanz.com
hxxp://des4x.com
hxxp://rap-elemarat.com
hxxp://aljazeera-school.com
hxxp://aganyna.com
hxxp://2lwya.com
hxxp://7bobuae.com
hxxp://symbian-masters.com
hxxp://xn--ggblabcjfq0cxa9oea1b.com
hxxp://sh-qlq.com
hxxp://t7wani.com
hxxp://mujahedhisham.com
hxxp://tr-shyo5y.com
hxxp://vbu-host.com
hxxp://hwawe.com
hxxp://saawaa.com
hxxp://rapidleecharab.com
hxxp://abdullah-alhamami.com
hxxp://tiger-a.com
hxxp://rap4uae.com
hxxp://l3ynk.com
hxxp://roo7ii.com
hxxp://mwaal.com
hxxp://sona3m1.com
hxxp://thegreenplains.com
hxxp://pro-fahed.com
hxxp://fsoft1.com
hxxp://mobd3na.com
hxxp://t6wery.com
hxxp://xn--mgba9ayde0b.com
hxxp://9adam.com
hxxp://v4-sec.com
hxxp://basheerfam.com
hxxp://m-alkawari.com
hxxp://lhfh1.com
hxxp://alrafh.org
hxxp://alfaloja1.org
hxxp://sm-eyes.com
hxxp://n7l7.com
hxxp://janetalanwar.com
hxxp://world-pulse.com
hxxp://academy-expo.com
hxxp://krtas.com
hxxp://gaza-lenses.com
hxxp://arlams.com

Sample IPs known to have been involved in the campaign include:

192.52.167.118
204.152.203.99
192.161.48.59
192.52.167.118
185.82.202.207
173.254.236.130
168.235.86.156
167.160.36.101
107.191.47.42
84.200.68.163
72.11.148.147
23.229.3.70
84.200.68.163
23.229.3.70
204.152.203.99
192.52.167.118
168.235.86.156
167.160.36.101
192.52.166.115
131.72.136.28
109.200.23.207
131.72.136.124
66.155.23.36
172.227.95.162
162.220.246.117
162.220.246.117
192.253.246.169
192.99.111.228
192.52.167.125
185.33.168.150
198.105.117.37
185.45.193.4
198.105.122.96
131.72.136.11
131.72.136.171
84.200.17.147

Sample domains known to have been involved in the campaign include:

hxxp://education-support.space
hxxp://falcondefender.com
hxxp://support-update.ml
hxxp://such.market
hxxp://uae.kim
hxxp://natco1.no-ip.net
hxxp://gov.uae.kim
hxxp://natco3.no-ip.net
hxxp://up.uae.kim
hxxp://natco5.no-ip.net
hxxp://uptime.uae.kim
hxxp://nazer.zapto.org
hxxp://google.com.r3irv2ykn0qnd7vr7sqv7kg2qho3ab5tngl5avxi5iimz1jxw9pa9.uae.kim
hxxp://noredirecto.redirectme.net
hxxp://ajaxo.zapto.org
hxxp://nrehcnthrtfmyi.strangled.net
hxxp://backjadwer.bounceme.net
hxxp://ns2.negociosdesucesso.info
hxxp://backop.mooo.com
hxxp://offeline.webhop.net
hxxp://bandao.publicvm.com
hxxp://orango.redirectme.net
hxxp://bypasstesting.servehalflife.com
hxxp://redirectlnk.redirectme.net
hxxp://cbbnews.tk
hxxp://removalmalware.servecounterstrike.com
hxxp://cccam.serveblog.net
hxxp://mailchat.zapto.org
hxxp://chromeupdt.tk
hxxp://mp4.servemp3.com
hxxp://cnaci8gyolttkgmguzog.ignorelist.com
hxxp://rgoyfuadvkebxhjm.ddns.net
hxxp://cyber18.no-ip.net
hxxp://rotter2.publicvm.com
hxxp://deapka.sytes.net    rotter2.sytes.net
hxxp://depka.sytes.net
hxxp://safar.selfip.com
hxxp://dnsfor.dnsfor.me
hxxp://safara.sytes.net
hxxp://download.likescandy.com
hxxp://safari.linkpc.net
hxxp://downloadlog.linkpc.net
hxxp://spreng.vizvaz.com
hxxp://downloadmyhost.zapto.org
hxxp://store-legal.biz
hxxp://downloadskype.cf
hxxp://su.noip.us
hxxp://duntat.zapto.org
hxxp://tango.zapto.org
hxxp://fastbingcom.sytes.net
hxxp://test.cable-modem.org
hxxp://fatihah.zapto.org
hxxp://test.ns01.info
hxxp://gaonsmom.redirectme.net
hxxp://testcom.strangled.net
hxxp://goodday.zapto.org
hxxp://thenewupdate.chickenkiller.com
hxxp://googlecombq6xx.ddns.net
hxxp://thenewupdatee.redirectme.net
hxxp://gq4bp1baxfiblzqk.mrbasic.com
hxxp://tvnew.otzo.com
hxxp://haartezenglish.redirectme.net
hxxp://update.ciscofreak.com
hxxp://haartezenglish.strangled.net
hxxp://updatee.hopto.org
hxxp://help2014.linkpc.net
hxxp://updatee.serveblog.net
hxxp://httpo.sytes.net
hxxp://updato.ns01.info
hxxp://internetdownloadr.publicvm.com    use.mooo.com
hxxp://justded.justdied.com
hxxp://wallanews.publicvm.com
hxxp://kaliob.selfip.org    wallanews.sytes.net
hxxp://kaswer12.strangled.net
hxxp://Wcf6f0nqvjtUP4uN.mooo.com
hxxp://kolabdown.sytes.net
hxxp://webfile.myq-see.com
hxxp://ksm5sksm5sksm5s.zzux.com
hxxp://webfile.myq-see.com
hxxp://lastmoon.mooo.com
hxxp://ynet.ignorelist.com
hxxp://lilian.redirectme.net
hxxp://ynet.sytes.net
hxxp://live.isasecret.com
hxxp://may2008.dyndns.info
hxxp://menu.dyndns.biz
hxxp://flashsoft.no-ip.biz
hxxp://monagameel.chickenkiller.com
hxxp://hatamaya.chickenkiller.com
hxxp://powerhost.zapto.org
hxxp://helpme.no-ip.biz
hxxp://mjed10.no-ip.info
hxxp://good.zapto.org
hxxp://hint.zapto.org
hxxp://hint1.zapto.org
hxxp://natco1.no-ip.net
hxxp://natco2.no-ip.net
hxxp://natco3.no-ip.net
hxxp://natco4.no-ip.net
hxxp://loading.myftp.org
hxxp://skype.servemp3.com
hxxp://test.cable-modem.org
hxxp://idf.blogsite.org
hxxp://javaupdate.no-ip.info
hxxp://lokia.mine.nu
hxxp://www.hint-sms.com
hxxp://owner.no-ip.biz
hxxp://remoteback.no-ip.biz
hxxp://ramadi.no-ip.biz

Sample URLs known to have been involved in the campaign include:

hxxp://smail.otzo[.]com/W/Gfsdfsdfsrydkfpsdmfpsadsdfsdfsdfsdfdfsp.php
hxxp://smail.otzo[.]com/y/analysis--hezbollah.rar
hxxp://drive.google[.]com/uc?export=download&id=0B7XzN8DNbJKiQlFNRHdVTmpCd0U
hxxp://drive.google[.]com/uc?export=download&id=0BxaUrWGCqlWLMTQzMVFNOENIUFk
hxxp://drive.google[.]com/uc?export=download&id=0B7n4BFDObRocdm1uS2J4SWVUNWc
hxxp://drive.google[.]com/uc?export=download&id=0ByjYVMTYJB0saHlTalJ6ZWlWWGM
hxxp://support.mafy-koren[.]online/reg-update
hxxp://support.mafy-koren[.]online/UFeed.php

Sample MD5s known to have been involved in the campaign include:

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1d922e183418ac087933c526f7bd06c1
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2a654ecb26664013d8e2369fe9c0b565
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2f5397ad6205ab4463e6e3be9aba4efe
0ae4345213cad388dbe38e2acda1a489
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8655af063090ef192a7f1e0c05c7883f
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d01848a20e0f5c4a7a7243bb98a7b26c
923844dfc3d5b21f288df9beaa958baf
639d768d575c45372ea707ed89423f36
b4ab538f592082373e9ab96373561713
b85c17f92629fec41502b44cf86ba859
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b8c6c8eeb9a18b1d4632bc8191db5517
ddff0a7643f4ff2fe777e768e7bae004
2395c798ca8628e735ac2d8d274cd230
bc6baf7a1d420d226a7a157b412a51d9
8ba38899a6446366724d98761dd10d46
d538e50df25e30f3c4252ce523507d23
a50da199db97abb2dfd6fd62b5a00f02
2a1884bdab940ea66b28599245e79fa9
2f30034885045bae4a201bf6b3913b54
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02ef03bd5e6dbf9c03e8504c9e797abd
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a347d25ed2ee07cbfe4baaabc6ff768b
8921bf7c4ff825cb89099ddaa22c8cfd
674dec356cd9d8f24ef0f2ec73aaec88
3bb319214d83dfb8dc1f3c944fb06e3b
e20b5b300424fb1ea3c07a31f1279bde
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3dcb43a83a53a965b40de316c1593bca
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9ea2f8acddcd5ac32cfb45d5708b1e1e
bc42a09888de8b311f2e9ab0fc966c8c
948d32f3f12b8c7e47a6102ab968f705
c48cba5e50a58dcec3c57c5f7cc3332d
868781bcb4a4dcb1ed493cd353c9e9ab
658f47b30d545498e3895c5aa333ecb1
3c73f34e9119de7789f2c2b9d0ed0440
2b473f1f7c2b2b97f928c1fc497c0650
9dccb01facfbbb69429ef0faf4bc1bda
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4e8cbe3f2cf11d35827194fd016dbd7b
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0b074367862e1b0ae461900c8f8b81b6
76f9443edc9b71b2f2494cff6d4a26a8
89f2213a9a839af098e664aaa671111b
a5de87646ee943cd1f448a67fdbe2817
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97576fa7a236679dbe3abe1a4e852026
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0b3b1e2e22c548d8f53c2aa338abd66e
0aa7b256d2dcc8bd3914f895b134b225
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e431634699d7e5025ecdf7b51a800620
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8aeaa0c81a36449ec9613ca846e196f2
fc17f3b2e2c7f5f24d35899d95b8c4a6
926235fcf7b91442a405b5760a0729eb
963bfae19b3da5bece081dff1d1e3ef9
ebc9bdf9fdf0a9773899d96d24ac46f4
4a06d9989a8c3a9967c2011e5baf3010
4dc0bcdcfb3f3d794175b21872a76079
998f30457bc48a1a6567203e0ec3282e
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0dc102cfb87c937eeffe01a06f94e229
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15fc009d9caaa8f11d6c3da2b69ea06e
d9d1b0c467fa4999def6cd53447f1221
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2aad951dbecb6d4715b306b337ca5c34
ed53831468ddf4220e1dc3c3398f7f39
66ddf27517985a75b2317231b46a6f62
86be5f0d2303fb4a8a8e297a53ac0026
a1187de4c4b88e560d46940b820a6228
d14e0a3d408065b1551f2827b50b83ca
b6c8a6d6c35428779c5c65c1b273eba0
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c8202523f35295e8bc8cc1731edb0559
c03b5985f2504939da9874246a439e25
216689b2ca82f16a0cab3a2712c27da6
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f68f85b0fbca450f0d5c8828063ad30d
3da8c22f5340850ee5a2c25b1d17fc27
9d144a828f757a90b86976ef0c906b3f
dbe2ac744a3947b6306e13ebccb718bf
861c90536b3b5a4a8309adbbfd5c4713
947557a55267dffb3f85e0d7496a3679
2bfe41d7fdb6f4c1e38db4a5c3eb1211
2bcdc5091c446e8b6888d802a3589e09
72fd6074915f8f123eb44b3dd475d36b
41454b390b73a45004b916b96c693312

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