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You don't. You can trust it or not. The findings are for them, not you. They're doing us a favour saying this happened in the first place.
by viraptor 2y ago
You don't. You can trust it or not. The findings are for them, not you. They're doing us a favour saying this happened in the first place.
- gigatexal 2y agoTrust, but verify. It works as a policy in security and networking. It works here, too. I don’t trust LMG.