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r/securityculture

› A resource for the purpose of creating, critiquing, and spreading information regarding the usage of strategies, tactics, and resources in order to minimize arrests, injuries, and police obstruction of actions; ranging from communications, organization, transportation, defensive and offensive tactics, as well as escape from or confrontation of violence and arrest. This is a place for the discussion of Security Culture and as such, the ethics of content may be debatable. There are plenty of examples of good and bad security culture from groups you may rightfully disagree with completely, that doesn't mean they're necessarily wrong to post. The extremist right and extremist left are responsible for the majority of examples *extreme* actions, it's fine to debate the ethics of the actions involved but try to keep in mind that we are discussing security as it pertains to all activists. This sub is not intended to necessarily be exclusive, but the words *Security Culture* are most used in the context of leftist organizing and actions. --------------- If you have stories of informants, failures or successes that you would like to submit to this sub but would prefer to do so without associating it to your reddit username, please email them to me at rsecurityculture@riseup.net. There will be more information provided shortly on how methods of anonymous communication. --------------- **Related** * /r/Anarchism * /r/NetSec * /r/HackBloc * /r/Tor * /r/DIY

// MEMBERS
460
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// COMMUNITY_AGE
14y
› since 2012-05-12
// STATUS
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// FAQ [ 10 entries ]
01 › What is r/securityculture about? [ expand ↓ ]
r/securityculture is a Reddit community with 460 members. A resource for the purpose of creating, critiquing, and spreading information regarding the usage of strategies, tactics, and resources in order to minimize arrests, injuries, and police obstruction of actions; ranging from communications, organization, transportation, defensive and offensive tactics, as well as escape from or confrontation of violence and arrest. This is a place for the discussion of Security Culture and as such, the ethics of content may be debatable. There are plenty of examples of good and bad security culture from groups you may rightfully disagree with completely, that doesn't mean they're necessarily wrong to post. The extremist right and extremist left are responsible for the majority of examples *extreme* actions, it's fine to debate the ethics of the actions involved but try to keep in mind that we are discussing security as it pertains to all activists. This sub is not intended to necessarily be exclusive, but the words *Security Culture* are most used in the context of leftist organizing and actions. --------------- If you have stories of informants, failures or successes that you would like to submit to this sub but would prefer to do so without associating it to your reddit username, please email them to me at rsecurityculture@riseup.net. There will be more information provided shortly on how methods of anonymous communication. --------------- **Related** * /r/Anarchism * /r/NetSec * /r/HackBloc * /r/Tor * /r/DIY
02 › How active is r/securityculture? [ expand ↓ ]
r/securityculture has 460 subscribers. The community was created 14 years ago. Post-level analysis for this community is queued for indexing.
03 › What kind of content is posted in r/securityculture? [ expand ↓ ]
The community features a variety of content types including discussions, questions, and shared experiences.
04 › What is the overall sentiment in r/securityculture? [ expand ↓ ]
The community has a diverse range of sentiments expressed across different discussions and topics.
05 › What are the rules of r/securityculture? [ expand ↓ ]
Please follow Reddit's general guidelines and be respectful to other community members.
06 › How can I find trending topics in r/securityculture? [ expand ↓ ]
You can use reddapi.dev Reddit Search API to discover trending topics and popular discussions in r/securityculture. Our semantic search engine analyzes millions of posts to surface the most relevant and engaging content.
07 › Can I search for specific discussions in r/securityculture? [ expand ↓ ]
Yes! reddapi.dev Reddit Search API offers powerful semantic search that goes beyond simple keyword matching. You can ask natural language questions like "What do people think about..." or "Best recommendations for..." to find relevant discussions.
08 › How often is r/securityculture data updated? [ expand ↓ ]
Our database is continuously updated with new posts from r/securityculture. We crawl and index content regularly to ensure you have access to the latest discussions and insights from this community.
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10 › Is r/securityculture a good community for market research? [ expand ↓ ]
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