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3TY
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Little Warden, monitoring the tedious things about websites▲109
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14LL
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15HH
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Invading privacy by inspecting localhost▲5
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17OA
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Google Privacy Enhancer – "smoke bombs" your search history▲33
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Some common web-attacks▲10
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