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Today was a bit back-to-back having just wrapped up the British Airways Magecart attack webinar with Scott. That was actually a great session with loads of engagement and it's been recorded to so look out for that one soon if you missed it. Anyway, I filled this week's update with a bunch of random things from the week. I especially enjoyed discussing the HIBP domain search progress and as I say in the video, talking through it with other people really helps crystalise things so I thin
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