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Twitch recently experienced a security breach where 6,000 internal git repositories and 3,000,000 documents were exposed on 4chan. This incident highlights the issue of excessive permissions to Source Code Management tools. The text discusses best practices to avoid source code leaks, including proper management of access levels and permissions in GitHub or similar platforms. It also outlines three ways an adversary can exploit access to source code: through a developer's workstation, by leveraging the browser's context, or by obtaining an access token.
Jan 10, 2022 441 words in the original blog post.
Arnica, an early-stage company, aims to build Minimum Lovable Products (MLPs) by deeply understanding their users. They conducted experimentation on HackerNews to determine what content and topics resonated most with their audience. The research involved querying a portion of the platform's records into a Graph database, which was then analyzed for user and post popularity trends. Key findings include optimal days and times for posting stories, the impact of user karma on story scores, and the role of links in increasing story popularity. Overall, good content is crucial to gaining traction on HackerNews, but understanding user preferences can help improve engagement and visibility.
Jan 02, 2022 886 words in the original blog post.