Open Source Vulnerabilities
Frank Nagle and Jenny Hoffman write about Open Source vulnerabilities .
-DDLabels: Open Source, Software
Information Sources & Information Sifting Techniques

I am a retired librarian, most recently serving at Indiana Wesleyan University's Cleveland Education Center.
Frank Nagle and Jenny Hoffman write about Open Source vulnerabilities .
-DDLabels: Open Source, Software
Margot Douaihy interviews Sishir Bommakanti about using open source graphics design software which competes with Photoshop.
-DDLabels: graphics, Open Source
Wikipedia has an article listing scholarly databases , and quite a number are open source.
-DDLabels: Academic databases, Open Source
Holly Else reports on a government initiative sweeping Europe, which will require that the results of government funded research should be released as open source .
According to Else:
The 11 agencies, who together spend €7.6 billion (US$8.8 billion) in research grants annually, say they will mandate that, from 2020, the scientists they fund must make resulting papers free to read immediately on publication (see ‘Plan S players’). The papers would have a liberal publishing licence that would allow anyone else to download, translate or otherwise reuse the work.
Else shared a graphic depicting the rising percentage of research articles which become freely available to the public ("open source"). Approximately three-quarters of scholarly science is still locked behind paywalls, requiring association with a university or corporation library for access.
In the United States, certain Federal research and Gates Foundation research is required to be released as open source, but most academics strive to publish their research in prestigious (and expensive) peer-reviewed scholarly journals.
-DDLabels: Open Access, Open Source, Scholarly communication
SOCarxiv is an index to open-source papers in the social sciences. While it currently has only a couple thousand papers, the publishers hope to see it grow.
-DDLabels: Open Source, Social sciences
Maha Bali notifies readers about a curated studies of a word such as "network." The curation effort seems to be a scholary exploration in philology and in the dynamics of crowdsourcing academic research.
-DDLabels: Open Source, philology
The Electronic Journals Library is a listing of open access academic journals developed by the University of Regensburg.
-DDLabels: Electronic Journals Library, Open Source