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Posted on May 6, 2012 by Lee J

Welcome, lets start of with dam its been a boring month or so not being directly involved with the cyber security news, in this time we have missed a lot of stuff that has been going on. With new threats around and new big ops being started up and even new unknown crews coming out to play, the coming months ahead seem as if its going to be a run like  no other. The reason cwn was closed down comes down to personal financial problems, but for now i am ignoring that issue and i will continue to push on with the content i was before. Regards, Lee


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