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Decrypting The Dark Web: Patterns Inside Hacker Forum Activity
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JoeLevySophos
JoeLevySophos,
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10/13/2016 | 12:18:32 AM
Forcing evolution
And now it's just a matter of time before forum extensions emerge to randomize post times, and to auto-transform posts from language1->language2->language3->language1 through translation APIs.


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