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Rob1ham 2085047535807180895

rob1ham-2085047535807180895

https://x.com/Rob1Ham/status/2085047535807180895

Captured screenshot of the post by @Rob1Ham, posted 5 Aug 2026, 16:57 UTC
@Rob1Ham posted captured full-size capture → original post →
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@Rob1Ham
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ai-security-response
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capture held

Rob Hamilton's 5 August status post: peer review of known issues alongside calle's coordination, credit to OpenCode for the infrastructure, and a security notice that he is no longer reachable by direct message because of scammers posing as media and as victims, with named AnchorWatch contacts instead. The impersonation warning is the substantive part and matches the wider scam pattern in this batch. He is AnchorWatch's CEO.

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