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amazon_copurchases: Amazon co-purchasing network (2003)
Network of items for sale on amazon.com in 2003 and the items they "recommend" (via the "Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought" feature). If one item is frequently co-purchased with another, then the first item recommends the second.
This network has 403394 nodes and 3387388 edges.
Tags: Economic, Commerce, Unweighted

The user is looking for alternatives to Github and Gitbook for documenting their personal projects. They're keen to share study notes and project screenshots without the process of committing code and pulling repos. https://reddit.com/r/cybersecurity/comments/1cb4gaa/

Each week, Metacurity offers our free and premium subscribers a digest of the best infosec-related long reads.
This week's selection covers
--Crypto startups are scrimping on security,
--Fake streaming music accounts pump up royalties,
--The problems with post-quantum cryptography,
--American barriers to TikTok-like foreign surveillance go back to 1787,
--Social resistance to app overuse clashes with civil liberties in TikTok ban,
--TikTok's Project Texas is dead
https://www.metacurity.com/p/best-infosecrelated-long-reads-week-31624

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How everything became a ‘psyop’ for conservative media
Lately, it’s become popular in conservative media circles to brand certain things as a psychological operation, or “#psyop.”

Climate change, for example. Or covid. Or the media coverage of Donald Trump. Or even the prosecution of Hunter Biden.

Technically, “psyop” is a U.S. military term, referring to various kinds of campaigns to ge…

How everything became a ‘psyop’ for conservative media
Right-wing pundits are calling climate change, Taylor Swift, covid a ‘psyop,’ though the conspiracy-tinged phrase is losing its grip on an actual definition.

The post asks for preferred cybersecurity frameworks and reasons for their choice in order to identify key threats, risks, and regulatory requirements. It seeks input for a community project aiming to create a research article on the subject. https://reddit.com/r/cybersecurity/comments/1cawter/

amazon_copurchases: Amazon co-purchasing network (2003)
Network of items for sale on amazon.com in 2003 and the items they "recommend" (via the "Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought" feature). If one item is frequently co-purchased with another, then the first item recommends the second.
This network has 410236 nodes and 3356824 edges.
Tags: Economic, Commerce, Unweighted

Each week, Metacurity offers our free and premium subscribers a digest of the best infosec-related long reads.
This week's selection covers
--Crypto startups are scrimping on security,
--Fake streaming music accounts pump up royalties,
--The problems with post-quantum cryptography,
--American barriers to TikTok-like foreign surveillance go back to 1787,
--Social resistance to app overuse clashes with civil liberties in TikTok ban,
--TikTok's Project Texas is dead
https://www.metacurity.com/p/best-infosecrelated-long-reads-week-31624

The user feels like they're on retainer at their company, doing no meaningful work or projects. They enjoy learning but there's no encouragement for it at their job. They're seeking advice and shared experiences from others in the cybersecurity field. https://reddit.com/r/cybersecurity/comments/1bl0hzq/

A Reddit user seeks guidance for a school project where they have to passively enumerate their campus network, identify IP ranges, subnets, open ports, active hosts, and potential vulnerabilities. The user is considering nmap and wireshark as tools. https://reddit.com/r/cybersecurity/comments/1bkx7cz/