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      <title>Printer Fingerprinting</title>
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      <description>News came out a while ago that many of our laser printers were embedding “fingerprints” that allowed folks who knew how (like, say, the feds) to trace a printed page back to the day and time it was printed, and the serial number of the printer.</description>
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      <title>Facial Recognitition Spytech Goes Social</title>
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      <description>Troy expressed both great amusement and trepidation in his message alerting me to Riya, a new photo sharing site:</description>
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