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Crime, technology and society by Angus Bancroft

Month: October 2020

Posted on 30 October 2020

Crimes of forgiveness

Posted on 30 October 202030 October 2020

Encryption and entropy

Posted on 26 October 202027 October 2020

Software for the gravid researcher

Posted on 21 October 202021 October 2020

Is it a university building or an unethical experiment in social psychology? Why not both?

Posted on 21 October 202021 October 2020

Stabilising security market abstractions

Posted on 20 October 202020 October 2020

Reduce the problem space

Posted on 17 October 2020

How to decide what articles to read

Posted on 15 October 202015 October 2020

My reading list for the next wee while

Posted on 7 October 202012 October 2020

Is it problematic, or just annoying?

Posted on 5 October 202023 October 2020

The many labours of research students

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