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The point about cultural compliance extending beyond craftmanship to cybersecurity is underrated. Luxury brands often assume their reputation shields them, but threat actors don't discriminate based on brand prestige. The Turkish server vulnerability suggests localized infrastructure wasnt held to the same security posture as HQ systems. I've seen this pattern before in multi-regional deployments where local units operate with lighter oversight, creating attack surface asymmetry that sophistcated actors specifically target.

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