Cross posted evidence backup

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Screenshot of a blog post on the Fraud Frog Blog titled “Cross posted evidence backup,” authored by Killian Yates and dated April 5, 2025. The post includes two plain text URLs: one linking to a BlueSky social media post and another to a Nextdoor link. The background of the post is white, with green accents and rounded corners, matching the blog's visual theme. At the top of the screen is a navigation arrow and a labeled button reading “Fraud Frog” with a white frog icon.

Below the post, a gray section labeled “Popular posts from this blog” showcases three previous articles:

1. “Protecting Our Elders: The Power of YubiKey in Preventing Fraud” (dated July 7, 2024) with a thumbnail image of two elderly individuals at a laptop and a brief excerpt about fraud risks among seniors.


2. “How to Safely Scan and Analyze QR Codes” (dated August 13, 2024) with a black and white circular QR code icon and a short summary of QR safety steps.


3. “The Intersection of Privacy, Law Enforcement, and Technology: A Case for Android 15” (dated August 4, 2024) with an illustrated thumbnail showing a digital cityscape filled with security and tech symbols.



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https://www.airandspaceforces.com/article/fixing-the-air-force-pilot-crisis/


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