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Hi there! I’m Anna and this is my little corner of the internet. Who am I you may ask? I’m an IT Consultant, currently working in the banking industry and in my spare time I populate this blog.

Why The Hacker Chick? I did a little hacking here and there as I grew up, nothing malicious of course but the subject fascinates me and led to my career in computer security.

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