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    VVV-Venlo vs Roda JC nearly sold out▼stand vvv-venlo - roda jc kerkradeGgoogleNL5K8 d ago

    Only 350 tickets remain for the Dutch second-tier match between VVV-Venlo and Roda JC Kerkrade, according to the club. The Limburg derby is drawing strong local interest, with supporters expected to fill the stadium as demand for seats continues ahead of kick-off.

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    VVV-Venlo and Roda JC are set to face each other in a Limburg derby, being billed as a top clash between the two clubs from the southern Dutch province. Fans in the region are discussing the fixture, a traditional rivalry meeting between Venlo and Kerkrade sides.

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    Jong Ajax take on VVV-Venlo in the Eerste Divisie, with attention on VVV's preparation. VVV trainer Dijkhuizen has opted to stick with his trusted formation for the match against Jong Ajax, but will have to do without a key player. Supporters and local media are following how the Limburg side cope with the absence in an important fixture.

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    Valvoline Stock Draws Investor Attention▼Valvoline Inc. (VVV) Stock Price, News, Quote & History✉newsBusinessFinance4 d ago

    Investors are checking in on Valvoline Inc., with the automotive services company's stock quote and trading history attracting attention on financial news platforms. Valvoline, best known for motor oil and its quick-lube retail locations, trades under the ticker VVV. No specific earnings report, price move, or corporate announcement has been identified as the trigger for the current interest.

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    Security researcher flags suspected phishing site on Blogspot●Possible Phishing 🎣 on: ⚠️hxxps[:]//ivvvaaannaaalaaawiiiiifamilly[.]blogspot[.]com/ 🧬 Analysis at: https:// urldna.io/scMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity111 d ago

    A cybersecurity analyst has raised an alert over a suspected phishing page hosted on a Blogspot address with a deliberately distorted spelling designed to imitate a legitimate site. The suspicious link was shared with its characters broken up so it cannot be clicked accidentally, and a technical breakdown of the domain was published via a URL analysis service. The post circulated with phishing and scam hashtags among infosec followers.