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Tiroler Tageszeitung (TT) has been a leading Tyrolean medium daily newspaper committed to regional quality journalism for over 75 years. The company was on a hunt for the right onboarding solution that not only offers secure authentication but eventually delivers a flawless user experience.
\nHere we’re sharing the success story of Tiroler Tageszeitung and how LoginRadius helped them overcome diverse challenges.
\nTT was trying to manage their registration and access infrastructure in-house, which was a catch-22 situation. Hence they decided to hand over authentication to a professional who can get the job done efficiently.
\nTT had been experiencing the following list of challenges. Therefore, they wanted a secure, stable, reliable solution that made onboarding seamless for their consumers.
\nTT decided on a transition to cloud storage and, therefore, approached LoginRadius expecting a scalable hosting environment, among other cloud-centric benefits.
\nThe company wanted a seamless experience delivered to every user while they interact with them online. LoginRadius helped them implement a fully managed and personalized registration on their portal that now has a seamless experience.
\nWe added social sharing widgets in the platform that helps our client connect with different users, groups, and communities through their social media channels. We also enabled short URL sharing and auto-linking of multiple social accounts based on email addresses.
\nWe understand that our clients’ users may find it difficult to use multiple credentials for logging in to their accounts. Hence, we unified their consumer journey through SSO into their systems. This helped users to use their key (set of login credentials) for accessing multiple web properties.
\nOur client wanted to migrate their existing consumer data to LoginRadius CIAM. Hence we implemented a seamless and smooth transition to meet their demand. We ensured TT could quickly and effortlessly configure webhooks for multiple events using our APIs.
\nTT demanded a 360--degree view of its consumers, and our User Management Dashboard helped them manage and view multiple consumers without any hassle. Moreover, we ensured they could easily personalize the data fields, filter data points, and export entire data into CSV format for greater convenience.
\nOne of the most critical differentiators for TT was LoginRadius’s ability to provide a highly personalized solution based on consumer expectations. To achieve that, we helped TT churn analytics based on social parameters, demographics, login analytics, user activities, and more.
\nLoginRadius understands that modern businesses require cutting-edge technology to deliver a unified and seamless user experience that fosters growth. Our client, Tiroler Tageszeitung (TT), was hunting for a modern and secure solution to meet their smooth and fast onboarding demands.
\nWith our state-of-the-art technology, we were able to help the company increase its user base through great user experience coupled with security and convenience.
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For many years, the role of a CISO was a pretty lonely one. Since cybersecurity was seen as an arcane, obtuse subject, other executives were largely content to leave responsibility for it up to a dedicated member of the executive team. Now, this approach is changing.
\nThere are a number of good reasons for this. Though most CISOs have built sophisticated systems to respond to security threats, the changing threat landscape means that threats are now appearing at almost every endpoint across an organization. This means that teams previously regarded as fairly well protected against attacks – think marketing and customer service teams – are becoming a popular and lucrative target for hackers.
\nIn this new environment, CISOs need to foreground collaboration. It’s only by working with colleagues throughout your organization that you can hope to respond to these multivalent threats.
\nIn this article, we’ll go a little further, and turn his recommendations into actionable steps.
\nFirst, a word about the value of collaboration, and its limitations. It’s now well established that intelligent collaboration within an organization can help to improve cyber security. Even a process as simple as offering training to staff outside the IT department can dramatically improve cyber resilience, for instance, as can sharing risk identification systems across departments.
\nHowever, the structure of many organizations makes it easy for this collaboration to backfire. Specifically, it is possible for teams to share so many systems, and so much information, critical systems are left exposed. This can happen not just within an organization, but also with its B2B partners, whose systems are now typically integrated with those of suppliers and customers.
\nIn other words, collaboration can be a powerful defensive technique, but only if it is used carefully, and within a structured framework. Here’s how to do that.
\nOne crucial consideration when looking to integrate the role of a CISO into your broader organization is when to start the collaborative process. It’s not practical to appraise every executive of every upcoming IT initiative, but too often these initiatives are not mentioned to leaders until it is too late to mitigate their business risks.
\nThis is why Federal Reserve CISO Devon Bryan told the Management Information Systems Training Institute (MISTI) that today’s security leaders need to “prioritize partnerships with business units” immediately. By doing so, CISOs can start to build a cooperative environment in the boardroom and make sure that business leaders understand how new technologies will affect their areas of expertise.
\nThe basis of effective collaboration is communication, and the basis of effective communication is making sure that everyone is working with the same definitions. This can be approached in a formal way – building a shared taxonomy using definitions from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
\nAlternatively, it can be approached in a more ad-hoc fashion, in which a CISO takes care to explain cybersecurity terms to their colleagues, and in turn, makes sure they understand the nomenclature of business operations.
\nIf done correctly, this process is also an important part of building a cybersecurity culture within your organization. If everyone knows how to refer to cybersecurity risks, they are better able to communicate about them.
\nTo take collaboration one step further, CISOs can even consider building a shared set of metrics that can be used across an organization. These metrics should be developed in consultation with other executives so that their relevance to broader business priorities is clear. In fact, if done carefully, this process can be a powerful tool that allows CISOs to explain the relevance and monetary value of their work to the other members of the C suite.
\nThat said, CISOs should also take care not to burden themselves with complex KPIs. The metrics used to measure cybersecurity at an executive level do not need to be the same as those that are used internally within the cybersecurity team. Care should be taken to ensure that they are relatively easy to measure, understand, and track.
\nEffective CISOs are those that encourage their team to share their skills with the broader organization. Sharing skills can either be done in an informal way – by making sure there is a member of the security team on teams charged with developing new products, for example. But skill sharing can also be formalized, through designing a training process for staff outside your team to get up to speed on how to protect their own teams from security threats.
\nFinally, make sure you are using the technology available to you in order to share information and insight across all the teams in your organization. A comprehensive security incident and event management (SIEM) can greatly improve network visibility, but also allow you to share real-time, actionable insights with teams that may be opening themselves up to attack.
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And, over time, it’s possible to leverage the power of big data to pull the insights drawn from your SIEM into a holistic picture of cybersecurity across your organization. By tracking the types of threats that you are exposed to, and their relative success, you can begin to plan a cybersecurity strategy that reduces your future vulnerability.
\nUltimately, collaboration is a necessary part of the contemporary business environment. The days when CISOs worked within a hermetically sealed team are long gone – today, CISOs must be as engaged with business processes and risks as any other member of the C suite.
\nBuilding collaborative ways of working is not a quick process, but it can be done. And just as we’ve seen the evolutionary development of cyber security over the past few years, now we are witnessing the evolution of the business environment itself.
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Hacktoberfest 2021 is the 8th edition of Hacktoberfest hosted by DigitalOcean. It is an open source festival celebrated during October every year, encouraging people worldwide to actively participate and contribute to participating open source projects hosted across GitHub and GitLab.
\nIn fact, Hacktoberfest 2020 had attracted 169,886 participants and 116,361 participating open source repositories, representing 135 countries.
\nYou can simply register yourself here and start contributing to any participating open source project from Oct 01 - Oct 31. And if you meet the contribution criteria set by DigitalOcean, you’ll receive a Hacktoberfest t-shirt from DigitalOcean!
\nAdditionally, if you make successful contributions to LoginRadius open source projects, you’ll separately receive a LoginRadius branded Hacktoberfest t-shirt from us, recognizing and thanking you for your valuable contributions.
\nLoginRadius is an industry-leading Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM) provider with a mission to secure every identity on this planet.
\nAt LoginRadius, we’re committed to making our cloud platform more accessible for developers across tech stacks, so they can quickly implement user registration and authentication processes in their applications and become more efficient at focusing on core business features.
\nWe’ve always loved open source and the many great things it has done for the software development community and businesses. This inspired us to open source many of our projects, including SDKs, LR CLI, and Async Blog, a leading publication for developers by developers.
\nThrough our open source projects, we actively collaborate with the developer community and drive change and innovation for the optimistic progress of everyone.
\nWhen you contribute to our open source projects, you’re helping the whole developer community become efficient, productive, and helping them manage user identities and authentication on their applications securely and scalably.
\nThe exciting part about being involved in the open source community is that no matter how small or big your contributions are, the community will welcome your efforts and collaborate with you positively, sharing feedback and expressing gratitude.
\nEspecially with LoginRadius open source projects, your contributions can make a big difference! We also try making your collaboration with us more enjoyable.
\nPlease note that only contributions that add significant value to our projects will be eligible for swag. This will be at our sole discretion. But you may go ahead and contribute in any way you would like.
\nYou should have a basic to intermediate understanding of the following:
\nEach of the following public repositories on GitHub will have a list of issues listed. You can choose to work on these issues based on your skills and expertise in solving them.
\nAt LoginRadius, we value your contributions and proactively collaborate with you to get your contribution accepted.
\nBut one thing to keep in mind is that we don’t tolerate spamming.
\nSo, what is spamming?
\nSpamming is creating a pull request for the sake of it and not adding value in any way. We’ll identify spam pull requests and report them according to GitHub guidelines.
\nAnyways, you don’t have to worry about spamming accidentally: it seldom occurs without a clear intention. If we identify something as spam, we’ll let you know and help you understand why it is marked as spam.
\nYou can also easily find issues with the hacktoberfest label in order to know which repositories are seeking contributions. Or, you can simply click here to find all the issues needing contribution.
\nThat all being out of the way, here are the open source projects for which we’re seeking your valuable contributions:
\nLoginRadius CLI: We understand that developers love the simplicity and efficiency offered by CLI. So, we recently launched CLI for LoginRadius, which helps implement and manage LoginRadius CIAM faster than ever.
\nAs our CLI still has room for becoming great, we seek your contributions in any way possible to make it better and help developers become more productive.
\nAsync Blog: This is our open source blog created for developers by developers. If you’ve expertise in solving issues and fixing errors, please come forward and share your expertise with the world.
\nWe have a few issues created for this repository based on our research about what problems developers are currently facing and trying to solve them. Share your expertise, write a blog, and be a holding hand for developers in need!
\nPlease note that each project will have specific guidelines on how to contribute in general and raise pull requests. Also, each project will have issues listed that you can pick and work on.
\nIf you’re facing any issues with locally running a project or something else, please feel free to raise an issue for the project. Our team will help you out.
\nBy actively participating in Hacktoberfest, you make the open source community more sustainable, and, in turn, this makes you feel at home. Empowering one another is what best depicts the open source philosophy and is a reward in itself.
\nHowever, we want to make it more fun by sending cool t-shirts to all the accepted/eligible contributors. Just make sure to fill this form after you raise a pull request.
\nDon’t forget that your contributions to our projects also count towards your overall Hacktoberfest contributions calculated by DigitalOcean — and if you’re eligible, they’ll send you another t-shirt as well.
\nLet’s have fun with Hacktoberfest 2021!
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We’re living in a digital era where we’re continuously surrounded by several cyber threats that may have a severe impact on our personal and professional lives.
\nWhether we talk about the rising number of identity thefts or compromised sensitive information, individuals and organizations must quickly put their best foot forward to mitigate the risk.
\nHowever, adding stringent layers of security through diverse practices, including multi-factor authentication (MFA), has proven to be fruitful in minimizing the risks.
\nThese security practices add an extra security layer other than passwords and ensure that the right person has access to the right information.
\nWhen it comes to robust security for a seamless authentication and authorization experience, security keys are considered one of the best ways to prove one’s identity.
\nThis post reveals all the aspects associated with a physical security key and helps you understand its advantages.
\nA security key is a physical USB drive that connects with your devices, including computers and laptops, to prove identity to access specific resources on a network.
\nThese kinds of keys can be connected to devices via USB, Bluetooth connection, or a USB-C port and are super simple to use whenever you need to go through an additional identity verification process.
\nJust like the conventional OTPs and email verification, security keys can be used to authenticate a user whenever they wish to access specific resources or need to log in to their accounts on a website or an application.
\nSeveral organizations encourage their employees to leverage a security key whenever they’re working on sensitive data or logging from a remote location.
\nBesides offering multi-factor authentication for seamless and secure access management and log-in, security keys offer a number of advantages. Here’s the list:
\nOne of the significant advantages of using a physical security key is the ease of access. Since a security key is compact and can be easily carried, they offer a frictionless authentication experience.
\nUsers can carry them in their purses or wallet and can even attach the same with their keyrings. It’s a ready-to-use plug-and-play device.
\nThese keys need to be registered to a website, which helps them mitigate the chances of phishing that further helps to eliminate any possibility of a data breach.
\nSecurity key leverages FIDO’s U2F (Universal Second Factor) protocol that helps prevent users from accidentally falling victim to any phishing attacks. It only authenticates and authorizes users on the correct domain even if they mistakenly register the key on the wrong website.
\nSince the actual user carries the device, chances of misuse of any security token or even a one-time password (OTP) are negligible. Hence it’s pretty safe to rely on security keys.
\nAnother significant advantage of a physical security key is that it can be used for Single Sign-On (SSO), Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), and sometimes even support FIDO authentication standards, including Universal Second Factor (U2F).
\nMany organizations utilize security keys and eventually encourage their employees to use them as they have to deal with sensitive information regarding business and clients. This information, if leaked, may lead to specific financial and reputation consequences for the organization.
\nBesides the endless advantages of security keys regarding authentication and authorization, the major drawback is that these keys are costly.
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Organizations and individuals find it more expensive to purchase and maintain a physical key than other software alternatives.
\nSometimes the authentication process is slower, which eventually hampers user experience, and thus users incline towards other alternatives that can offer multi-factor authentication.
\nSecurity keys are shaping the future of security and are pretty helpful in certain situations. Users can ensure the highest level of protection through this physical plug and play security keys anywhere, anytime.
\nHowever, those that require excellent user experience coupled with robust security must consider relying on risk-based authentication (RBA) solutions designed to deliver exceptional user experience with stringent security mechanisms.
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OAuth stands for Open Authorization. It's a process through which an application or website can access private data from another website. It provides applications the ability to \"secure designated access.\" For example, you can tell Google that it's OK for abc.com to access your Google account or contact without having to give abc.com your Google password.
\nOAuth never shares password data but instead uses authorization tokens to prove an identity between consumers and service providers. OAuth is an authentication protocol that allows you to approve one application interacting with another on your behalf without giving away your password.
\nTo understand this, let's take the example of Facebook. When an app on Facebook asks you to share your profile and pictures, Facebook acts as a service provider: it has your data and image, and that app is a consumer. If you want to do something with your picture with the help of this app, you need to provide permission to this app to access your images, which the OAuth manages in the background.
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The following explains the working of the above sequence diagram of Oauth 2.0 implementation:
\nhttps://your_domain/oauth2/token.Also Read: Guide to Authorization Code Flow for OAuth 2.0
\nOAuth provides applications the ability to secure designated access. In the traditional method, before OAuth, sites ask for the username and password combination for login and use the same credentials to access your data.
\nWith OAuth flow, instead of sending the username and password to the server with each request, the consumer sends an API key ID and secret. In this scenario, the consumer communicates to their identity provider for access. The identity provider generates an encrypted, signed token that grants the application access by authenticating the consumer. This process works on trust between the Identity Provider and the application. It will create a better interface for web applications.
\nThe authorization server authenticates the client and validates the authorization grant, and if valid, issues a token known as an **access token. **It must be kept confidential and in storage. This access token should only be seen by the application, authorization, and resource server. The application makes sure that the storage of the access token can not be readable to other applications on the same device.
\nThe OAuth 2.0 authorization protocol defines the following methods to receive the Access Token. These Flows are called grant types. So you can decide the grant types as per the use case or it is based mainly on the type of your application.
\nThe following are the five types of grants described to perform authorizations tasks. Those are
\nThe scope specifies the level of access that the application is requesting from the client. An application can request one or more scopes. This information is then presented to the consumer on the consent screen. The access token issued to the application will be limited to the scopes granted. Consent tells your consumers who is requesting access to their data and what kind of data you're asking to access.
\nLoginRadius Identity Platform supports standard OAuth 2.0 specs to integrate your OAuth client with LoginRadius. Thus, you can allow your application's customers to log in to an OAuth-enabled application without creating an account. This document goes over the complete process of getting the SSO feature implemented with OAuth 2.0.
\nThis article talked about OAuth 2.0 as an authorization framework for delegated access to web APIs. This feature grants the resource access to the consumer without exposing their password to their application. However, before implementing any functionality on your website, analyze and consider the pros and cons from every possible angle.
\nCheers!
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You should know the basics of Vim beforehand. You may refer to a previous blog Vim: Getting started.
\nThis tutorial explores the following concepts:
\nIn addition, this tutorial explores a few other tips and tricks. It is not uncommon for folks who have been using Vim for a long time and not being familiar with these handy, useful features.
\nYou don't want to miss out on macros if you want to level up your Vim game. Vim macro is a powerful feature that allows you to record a sequence of keys on the fly. It helps you to automate a lot of stuff.
\nMacros are based on the concept of registers. If you don't know what registers are, you can think of them as a bunch of spaces in memory that Vim uses to store some text.
\nMacros are editable registers, which you can record, store, and edit whenever you want.
\nHere's the basic syntax of macros:
\nq<key you want to record your macro into><series of commands>qExample:
\nq1f;xqLet's break it down for you:
\nq : Starts recording a macro
\n1 : The recorded macro will be stored on key 1
\nf;x : Find the first occurrence of ;in that line and delete ;
\nq : stop recording the macro
That's it. Now, you can use this macro by @<your key> i.e @1
If you want to repeat a macro n number of times, then n@1is the syntax.
Not impressed yet? Huhh! Let's show you a practical use case to demonstrate the power of a macro. I work in ReactJs a lot and like to export all my components in one file. Let's try exporting 99 HeroBlocks in one go.
\nThe desired result is:
\nexport {default as HeroBlock1 } from './HeroBlock1/HeroBlock1.js'\nexport {default as HeroBlock2 } from './HeroBlock1/HeroBlock2.js'\nexport {default as HeroBlock3 } from './HeroBlock1/HeroBlock3.js'\n...\n..\nso onPerform vim index.js
And, write this line:
\nexport {default as HeroBlock1 } from './HeroBlock1/HeroBlock1.js'
Now, follow along:
\nq1yyp4E ^A6e ^Aq
Breaking it down:
\nq1 : Start recording a macro in key 1.
\nyy : yank the current line.
\np : paste the yanked line.
\n4E : Get the cursor to 1 of Heroblock1. (f1 might be tempting but it will give you wrong results as not all lines will have 1, they can have any number. Try making the macro very generalized.)
\n^A : this is ctrl + a. It increments the current version by one.
\n6e : Get the cursor to the second number.
\n^A : increment the number by one.
\nq : stop recording.
Now, to repeat your macro 99 times:
\n99@1
And that's all.
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In simple terms, a buffer is a file that has been loaded into memory. Everything you do in Vim is in a buffer. You can list all the buffers by :buffers. And then, if you want to check out a particular buffer, use :b n -- where n is the buffer number.
If you want to delete a buffer, use :bd n is the command.
To create a new buffer in the same view -- creating a split in the current window -- use :sp filename.
For a vertical split, use :vsp filename.
\n\nTo be honest, using buffer numbers to switch buffers is not what I prefer to do. I prefer to switch based on what I see, like
\nctrl-wthenjto focus on a buffer below if I'm splitting the window.:tabpreviousto move a tab on the left if I'm using tabs.
Here are some key bindings you might want to use for a smooth workflow.
\nnnoremap <C-t> :tabnew<CR>\nnnoremap <C-Left> :tabprevious<CR>\nnnoremap <C-Right> :tabnext<CR>\nnnoremap <C-J> <C-W><C-J>\nnnoremap <C-K> <C-W><C-K>\nnnoremap <C-L> <C-W><C-L>\nnnoremap <C-H> <C-W><C-H>The global command in Vim is very powerful and will solve a lot of your problems quickly.
\nThe basic syntax goes something as follows:
\n:[range]global/{pattern}/{command}Let's go through some use cases to learn more about it.
\nThe following will delete any line containing the word console in the entire file:
\n:g/console/dThe following will delete any line between line 10-20 containing the word console in it:
\n:10,20g/console/dYou can even do the inverse of it by using :g!
The following will delete any line not containing the word console in it in the entire file:
\n:g!/console/dYou can even combine the two.
\nThe following will delete any line containing console and not containing hello in it in the entire file.
\nThe global command can work on any regular expression, which makes it even more powerful, provided you're creative enough...
\n:g/console/g!/Hello/dThe following will delete any line starting with # i.e., comments in python will be deleted in one go:
:g/^#/dSo far, we've been using d as the command, but it can be anything else like m for move t for copy etc.
One of the very powerful commands is norm. This command allows you to do anything that would have worked in normal mode.
The following will comment out all the print statements in a python code in one go.
\n:g/print/norm I#The global command can be coupled with macros using norm, which means you can apply a macro to certain lines matching the regex given. This was enough to blow my mind, and it made the time I spent reading about Vim worthy.
\nHere's the syntax for using macros with global commands:
\n:g/const/normal @qCongratulations! You made it this far. You now have leveled up your Vim game. All these tips and tricks will eventually be useful to you. Here's a little something for reading this far: Pintovim You can use this tool to make your own customized Vim color scheme.
\nThanks for reading!
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\nWe’re here to support developers on that journey. We know how important simplicity, efficiency, and well-structured documentation are when working with identity and access management solutions. That’s why we’ve redesigned the LoginRadius website—to be faster, more intuitive, and developer-first in every way.
\nThe goal? Having them spend less time searching and more time building.
\nLoginRadius’ vision is to give developers a product that simplifies identity management so they can focus on building, deploying, and scaling their applications. To enhance this experience, we’ve spent the last few months redesigning our interface— making navigation more intuitive and reassuring that essential resources are easily accessible.
\nHere’s a closer look at what’s new and why it’s important:
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Developers spend long hours working in dark-themed IDEs and terminals, so we’ve designed the LoginRadius experience to be developer-friendly and align with that preference.
\nThe new dark mode reduces eye strain, enhances readability, and provides a seamless transition between a coding environment and our platform. Our new design features a clean, modern aesthetic with a consistent color scheme and Barlow typography, ensuring better readability. High-quality graphics and icons are thoughtfully placed to enhance the content without adding visual clutter.
\nSo, whether you’re navigating our API docs or configuring authentication into your system, our improved interface will make those extended development hours more comfortable and efficient.
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We’ve restructured our website to provide a straightforward breakdown of our customer identity and access management platform capabilities, helping you quickly find what you need:
\nThis structured layout ensures you can quickly understand each capability and how it integrates into your identity ecosystem.
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We’ve been analyzing developer workflows to identify how you access key resources. That’s why we redesigned our navigation with one goal in mind: to reduce clicks and make essential resources readily available.
\nThe new LoginRadius structure puts APIs, SDKs, and integration guides right at the menu bar under the Developers dropdown so you can get started faster. Our Products, Solutions, and Customer Services are also clearly categorized, helping development teams quickly find the right tools and make informed decisions.
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Developers now have a clear view of the tech stack available with LoginRadius, designed to support diverse business needs.
\nOur platform offers pre-built SDKs for Node.js, Python, Java, and more, making CIAM integration seamless across popular programming languages and frameworks.
\nCheck out our revamped LoginRadius website and see how the improved experience makes it easier to build, scale, and secure your applications.
\nDo not forget to explore the improved navigation and API documentation, and get started with our free trial today. We’re excited to see what you’ll build with LoginRadius!
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