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@JS96 Haha, i see that context.
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@Deco just leave that company before something will happen. ;)
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@Deco so, some grey hat hacking us in order? I'm sure at least a few people on devRant could show this guy why he should update his security..
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@Jung AES 256, Twofish and Blowfish are quite common choices and well supported across the board.
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