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The lessons this month: “Anonymous” hacktivists aren’t as anonymous as they might have hoped, applications in Apple’s brand new OS X App Store not so safe after all, Vodafone Australia data leakage stirs the privacy waters, and Facebook backs down for once.

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03 February 2011, duration 2:16 minutes, size 2.2MBytes

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