GlobaLeaks - Open Source Whistleblowing Framework cable cluster graph A interactive visualization of the references between diplomatic cables. Index Browse the visualizations! Please use a recent Chrome or Safari. How is it made? The cables.csv contains a field for referencing related cables via MRN. Example: What is the structure of the network? Some of these clusters form a star which can be a indication for a type of "action request" that was sent to multiple embassies. The largest cluster (giant) contains ~100000 cables with ~143000 references. For every community, cluster or star a interactive visualization is generated. What are missing cables? From the total of 251287 cables ~56000 additional cables are referenced but not included in the cables.csv. For some of the missing cables it is possible to estimate the date of creation. What can i do? Zoom in and out of the graph with the (+ / -) on the upper left. How do i read the graph? The visualization contains some indicators of graph and cable properties. Code and Data cable2graph source code (GPLv3). Contact
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Telecomix Internet Safety Pack The Anthropology of Hackers - Gabriella Coleman - Technology Editor's Note: Pasty kids with greasy hair typing on command lines. Dark villains of the networked world. Security magicians with odd political beliefs. We have a lot of ideas about who hackers are, but very few people have actually tried to seriously investigate the anthropology of one of the more fascinating social groups to emerge at the end of the 20th century. NYU's Gabriella Coleman studies their culture, an odd brew of faith in freedom of information and traditional liberalism, along with a generous salt-and-peppering of nerdiness and counterculturalism. In the latest edition of our syllabus-as-essay series, Coleman guides us past the stereotypes and into the many hideouts and projects of the hacker underground. A "hacker" is a technologist with a love for computing and a "hack" is a clever technical solution arrived through a non-obvious means. Week One: Introductions and the MIT Hackers Week Two: The Craft and Liberalism of Hacking Week Three: Phreaking Week Thirteen: Nerds A lot.
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