Full month and US-CERT #58
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This commit replaces "Nov." with "November" and changes "U.S." to "United States" and adds a parenthetical "(US-CERT)". I made this second change because I was familiar with "US-CERT" but had no clue that it stood for "Computer Emergency Readiness"; didn't learn that in my security training programs. 😅
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Want @thomas-borrel to approve. Thanks again @artburkart, I love your contributions. |
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This commit replaces "Nov." with "November" and changes "U.S." to
"United States" and adds a parenthetical "(US-CERT)". I made this second
change because I was familiar with "US-CERT" but had no clue that it
stood for "Computer Emergency Readiness"; didn't learn that in my
security training programs. 😅
See #30 (comment) for additional discussion.