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| provenance:roadmap [2026/10/08 12:10] – Section 3h: decisions of 2026-10-08 (malicious web content). Authored by Claude karel.kubicek.claude | provenance:roadmap [2026/10/08 20:49] (current) – Finish PII leakage collateral: back-links and provenance; Authored by Claude karel.kubicek.claude |
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| * **[[Security:Malicious web content]] was written without ever being queued.** Karel chose it in the 2026-09-22 gap pass; a research run on 2026-09-27 stopped before writing, and this sitting finished it. The Queued table was empty and stays empty; an //Assessed// row records the result in the same shape as the other gap-pass pages. The ''malicious_web_content'' regex reproduces 124 papers and finds 36 of the page's 39, but none of its 20 hits from 2024–2026 is in the population. The page is the tenth child of [[:security]]. Full log: [[provenance:security:malicious_web_content]]. | * **[[Security:Malicious web content]] was written without ever being queued.** Karel chose it in the 2026-09-22 gap pass; a research run on 2026-09-27 stopped before writing, and this sitting finished it. The Queued table was empty and stays empty; an //Assessed// row records the result in the same shape as the other gap-pass pages. The ''malicious_web_content'' regex reproduces 124 papers and finds 36 of the page's 39, but none of its 20 hits from 2024–2026 is in the population. The page is the tenth child of [[:security]]. Full log: [[provenance:security:malicious_web_content]]. |
| * **The "nothing after 2023" finding was tested, not assumed:** wider full-text vocabularies over every 2024–2026 paper, a title-and-abstract probe over the whole venue index to find screening losses, and the outside-venue search. Three on-topic 2025 papers were screened out of the corpus (all defences); the page names them and does not count them. | * **The "nothing after 2023" finding was tested, not assumed:** wider full-text vocabularies over every 2024–2026 paper, a title-and-abstract probe over the whole venue index to find screening losses, and the outside-venue search. Three on-topic 2025 papers were screened out of the corpus (all defences); the page names them and does not count them. |
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| | * **[[Privacy:PII leakage]] was written without ever being queued.** Karel chose it in the 2026-09-22 gap pass; the Queued table stays empty and an //Assessed// row records the result in the same shape as the other gap-pass pages. The brief's three counts (218 / 76 web / 96 from 2024–2026) re-run exactly from ''paper.norm.txt''; the page measures the same regex over ''paper.cols.txt'' (226 hits, 13 of 20 population papers). Full audit: [[provenance:privacy:pii_leakage]]. |
| | * **Decided as a new page, not a broadening of [[Privacy:Email tracking]]**, because 15 of the 20 population papers are not about an email address (search terms, wallet addresses, SSNs, sensitive visits, logged-in content, tag configurations). Both pages cite //Leaky Forms// and the contact-form study, for different purposes; each links the other. |
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| ===== 4. The red-link gate ===== | ===== 4. The red-link gate ===== |
