I met my old friend. When I ask him what you are working on now, here's his answer:
0 1 2 3 [4] 5 [6] 7 8 9
What is his job?
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Your old friend is working on
FORENSICS, using science, perhaps numbers, to solve a crime.
We know this because of the digits 0 to 9,
FOUR 'N SIX are highlighted! (which sounds like our answer)
What about the other numbers?
Specifically, he's working with "digital forensics", since we are looking at a list of all digits, or 'digit all'.
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$\begingroup$ almost, rot13(Gurer vf n ernfba jul V chg bgure ahzoref gurer) $\endgroup$ May 19 at 10:47
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1$\begingroup$ rot13(Lhcf, V guvax vg'f fbyirq. Zl npghny nafjre vf "qvtvg-nyy sbhe-a-fvk") $\endgroup$ May 19 at 16:26
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$\begingroup$ @mailioboro rot13(Rqvgrq gung va. Abj V nz sbaqyl vzntvavat guvf fnzr chmmyr, ohg fvzcyl vapyhqr 4,6 bayl, naq eraqre gurz va qvtvgny ypq sbezng. Gung jbhyq erdhver n ovg yrff bs n yrnc va ybtvp.) $\endgroup$– AmozMay 19 at 16:42
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$\begingroup$ I thought that too! and somehow I choose this approach :) but thanks for the suggestion $\endgroup$ May 19 at 16:59