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Writer of wrongs at @EmpireMagazine; @PilotTVPod host; habitual West Wing rewatcher (bit.ly/2SqpSGe). mainly now on IG.
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Every Christopher Nolan movie ranked — from Following to The Odyssey

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By Ben Travis Verified, Jordan King, Harry Stainer, Nick De Semlyen Verified, James Dyer Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Nobody makes movies like Christopher Nolan. From his beginnings making brain-twisting psychological thrillers like Memento and Following , he went on to make brain-twisting psychological thrillers with massive budgets, practical action set-pieces galore, and a whole generation of A-list stars.
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James Dyer letter: Cal Thomas is not serving your readers

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By James Dyer Verified
| West Central Tribune Verified
Cal Thomas's "using religion to win votes" confirms my long-held suspicion that he is blissfully unaware of his own naiveté. He gets plenty of exposure in the West Central Tribune and, until now, I've written directly to him, but his recent commentary just begs for a letter to the editor, mainly because his observations are undeserving of the opinion page space for reasonable readers.
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Creating Noise: The Emerging Obfuscation Technique Designed to Evade Email Security NLP Detection Capabilities

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By James Dyer Verified
| KnowBe4
Our Threat Intelligence team has observed an emerging obfuscation technique, specifically used to make Natural Language Processing (NLP) detection capabilities less effective. Broadly, malicious actors are adding additional characters, break lines, and legitimate links to the end of a phishing email in an attempt to disguise their malicious payloads amongst the noise and evade NLP detection.
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