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Out of site, but not off the dark web

Posted on January 2, 2015 by Dissent

According to Belsec Blog, Rex Mundi republished “thousands of Belgian data” on Tor. While a few of the hacks the blog refers to have been previously mentioned on DataBreaches.net, some of them are news to me:

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