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SuspectFile intervista AvosLocker: nuovi dettagli sulla variante avos2

Posted on September 13, 2021 by Dissent

Marco A. DeFelice has a post about AvosLocker that is in both Italian and English, in different parts. The English part is a bit of an interview or chat Marco had with their spokesperson.  They use the opportunity to explain how superior they believe their new variant, .avos2, is.

You can read it all on SuspectFile or download the .pdf of the post.

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