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Jeremiah Grossman, founder and CTO of White Hat Security, will be talking about how even decidedly "low-tech" scams on the Internet can result in large financial gains or losses, while at the Black Hat conference this week. This is due to the ease with which illegal or unethical methods can be rapidly replicated--interesting stuff if you ask me. Article
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