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Your work emails are now worth millions of dollars — to lawyers Those of us who work in the eDiscovery field have known this for awhile, it’s what people put in emails that tells the true story, and nothing makes you appear guilty like hiding them. tags: LitSupport MM Why You Feel Like an Idiot…
Linked – Dropbox Bug Restores Files Deleted 7 Years Ago
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Linked – Hackers selling access to law firm secrets on dark web sites
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Looks like we got a few copies of the W32.Gibe virus floating in last night. All of the attachments were stripped at the email gateway (Our ISP finally did something right!), but I was impressed with this one. It seems like most of the attachments disguised as something else have stuff in the email that…
