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SWN #235 – Toxic Tats, Deep-Fakery, MagicWeb, Sliver, Twilio, OSPFv3, & Mudge – Wrap Up

In this edition of the Security Weekly News, Dr. Doug discusses: Toxic Tats, Fakery, MagicWeb, Sliver, Twilio, OSPFv3, Mudge, X-Platform Ransomware as well as all the show Wrap Ups from this week!

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