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Export security-20-v5 (TopVenues v1.14.0)

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15,286 records, 14,394 with an abstract, every one with BibTeX. Keeps all 14,859 security-20-v4 records unchanged and adds the 427 published by the September 2026 DBLP release, including IEEE S&P 2026. Snapshot SHA-256 2487ea98bfae38982d9752e56391bbdb83820f134c01b8555dfc7d26d8a9fe58.

README.md CHANGED
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  # TopVenues Cybersecurity Corpus
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  A reproducible, cybersecurity-focused bibliographic corpus for literature
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- reviews: 14,859 papers (2019–2026) across 20
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- security and security-relevant venues, with 13,987 abstracts and a BibTeX entry for
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  every record.
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- - **Code / tool:** <https://github.com/sidneibarbieri/topVenues>, the home of
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- TopVenues since v1.11.0. This export was made from `topvenues-tool`, which is
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- archived with its history. Reproduction is verified on every change in eight
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- environments (Ubuntu and Windows, Python 3.11 through 3.14), covering both
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- the profile this dataset exports and the one the tools-track paper cites.
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  - **Project page:** <https://sidneibarbieri.github.io/topVenues/>, with both
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  published papers, the repository that reproduces each one, and how to cite them.
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  - **Demonstration:** [MP4](assets/demo/topvenues-demo-v1.12.0.mp4) — 7:49, 1920x1080,
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  with [Brazilian Portuguese](assets/demo/topvenues-demo-v1.12.0.pt-BR.vtt)
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  and [English](assets/demo/topvenues-demo-v1.12.0.en.vtt) captions. It covers
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  installation and offline verification, search and export, the four passes of
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- the Insights page, and the audit evidence.
 
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  - **Pinned source of truth:** the gzipped SQLite snapshot shipped with the
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  tool; this dataset is a faithful Parquet export of the same named snapshot.
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  ## Release identity
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- - **Profile:** `security-20-v4`
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- - **Snapshot SHA-256 (gzip):** `bcb762c1c9b1f8ce6f075a8c1a23d68310caec853b0cc8ce3f42931e43c370c5`
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- - **Source release tag:** `v1.5.0`
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- - **Snapshot record count:** 14,859
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  - **Identity rule:** exact canonical DOI or stable landing page, plus Crossref-confirmed DOI aliases
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  - **Same-metadata groups retained:** 4
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  - **Adjudication log:** `data/adjudication/security-20-v3-identity.json`
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  This archived capture demonstrates the **Abstract contains** workflow on the
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  accepted paper's frozen `security-20` profile; it is interface evidence, not a
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- count claim for `security-20-v4`. Open the
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  [high-resolution PDF](assets/topvenues-abstract-search.pdf) for close inspection.
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  ## Scope and curation
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  The corpus is deliberately cybersecurity-only: 17 security venues plus 3
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  survey venues that anchor security literature reviews. Keeping the scope
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  focused (rather than mixing in off-topic AI, systems, or networking venues)
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- is what keeps abstract coverage high. The 12,195-paper security
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- core carries 11,353 abstracts (93.1% coverage);
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  the remaining gaps are structural (e.g. Springer-hosted ESORICS and
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  publisher-gated recent proceedings) and are reported, not hidden. Records
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  without an abstract stay searchable by title, venue, year, author, and DBLP
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  | USENIX Security | security | 2,103 | 2,056 |
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  | ACM CCS | security | 1,972 | 1,971 |
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  | TrustCom | security | 1,915 | 1,912 |
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- | ACM Computing Surveys | cross-area | 1,813 | 1,812 |
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- | IEEE S&P | security | 1,164 | 1,163 |
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  | NDSS | security | 1,059 | 1,058 |
 
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  | ACM ASIA CCS | security | 837 | 827 |
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- | IEEE Communications Surveys & Tutorials | cross-area | 833 | 804 |
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- | ESORICS | security | 598 | 39 |
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  | ACSAC | security | 509 | 509 |
 
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  | IEEE CNS | security | 381 | 381 |
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- | IEEE EURO S&P | security | 339 | 339 |
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  | ACM CODASPY | security | 316 | 281 |
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- | ACM WiSec | security | 314 | 270 |
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  | RAID | security | 290 | 222 |
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- | ACM SACMAT | security | 176 | 176 |
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  | IEEE SaTML | security | 127 | 74 |
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  | ACM AISec | security | 77 | 73 |
 
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  | Foundations and Trends in Privacy and Security | cross-area | 18 | 18 |
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- | USENIX WOOT | security | 18 | 2 |
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  ## Sources and licensing
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  If you use this dataset or the tool, cite the tools-track paper and name the
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  dataset and profile you used, for example "TopVenues, `sidneibarbieri/topvenues`, profile
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- `security-20-v4`", so a reader can
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- reopen the same snapshot. If you use or build on the corpus method or its
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- measurements, also cite the main-track paper. The
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  [project page](https://sidneibarbieri.github.io/topVenues/#cite) carries the
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  same rule and entries.
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  # TopVenues Cybersecurity Corpus
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  A reproducible, cybersecurity-focused bibliographic corpus for literature
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+ reviews: 15,286 papers (2019–2026) across 20
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+ security and security-relevant venues, with 14,394 abstracts and a BibTeX entry for
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  every record.
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+ - **Code / tool:** <https://github.com/sidneibarbieri/topVenues>. Reproduction is
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+ verified on every change in eight environments (Ubuntu and Windows, Python
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+ 3.11 through 3.14), covering both the profile this dataset exports and the one
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+ the tools-track paper cites.
 
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  - **Project page:** <https://sidneibarbieri.github.io/topVenues/>, with both
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  published papers, the repository that reproduces each one, and how to cite them.
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  - **Demonstration:** [MP4](assets/demo/topvenues-demo-v1.12.0.mp4) — 7:49, 1920x1080,
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  with [Brazilian Portuguese](assets/demo/topvenues-demo-v1.12.0.pt-BR.vtt)
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  and [English](assets/demo/topvenues-demo-v1.12.0.en.vtt) captions. It covers
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  installation and offline verification, search and export, the four passes of
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+ the Insights page, and the audit evidence. It was recorded on
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+ `security-20-v4`, so the counts it shows are that profile's.
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  - **Pinned source of truth:** the gzipped SQLite snapshot shipped with the
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  tool; this dataset is a faithful Parquet export of the same named snapshot.
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  ## Release identity
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+ - **Profile:** `security-20-v5`
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+ - **Snapshot SHA-256 (gzip):** `2487ea98bfae38982d9752e56391bbdb83820f134c01b8555dfc7d26d8a9fe58`
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+ - **Source release tag:** `v1.14.0`
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+ - **Snapshot record count:** 15,286
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  - **Identity rule:** exact canonical DOI or stable landing page, plus Crossref-confirmed DOI aliases
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  - **Same-metadata groups retained:** 4
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  - **Adjudication log:** `data/adjudication/security-20-v3-identity.json`
 
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  This archived capture demonstrates the **Abstract contains** workflow on the
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  accepted paper's frozen `security-20` profile; it is interface evidence, not a
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+ count claim for `security-20-v5`. Open the
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  [high-resolution PDF](assets/topvenues-abstract-search.pdf) for close inspection.
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  ## Scope and curation
 
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  The corpus is deliberately cybersecurity-only: 17 security venues plus 3
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  survey venues that anchor security literature reviews. Keeping the scope
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  focused (rather than mixing in off-topic AI, systems, or networking venues)
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+ is what keeps abstract coverage high. The 12,586-paper security
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+ core carries 11,724 abstracts (93.2% coverage);
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  the remaining gaps are structural (e.g. Springer-hosted ESORICS and
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  publisher-gated recent proceedings) and are reported, not hidden. Records
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  without an abstract stay searchable by title, venue, year, author, and DBLP
 
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  | USENIX Security | security | 2,103 | 2,056 |
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  | ACM CCS | security | 1,972 | 1,971 |
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  | TrustCom | security | 1,915 | 1,912 |
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+ | ACM Computing Surveys | cross-area | 1,840 | 1,839 |
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+ | IEEE S&P | security | 1,417 | 1,397 |
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  | NDSS | security | 1,059 | 1,058 |
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+ | IEEE Communications Surveys & Tutorials | cross-area | 842 | 813 |
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  | ACM ASIA CCS | security | 837 | 827 |
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+ | ESORICS | security | 599 | 39 |
 
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  | ACSAC | security | 509 | 509 |
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+ | IEEE EURO S&P | security | 421 | 421 |
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  | IEEE CNS | security | 381 | 381 |
 
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  | ACM CODASPY | security | 316 | 281 |
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+ | ACM WiSec | security | 315 | 271 |
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  | RAID | security | 290 | 222 |
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+ | ACM SACMAT | security | 204 | 204 |
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  | IEEE SaTML | security | 127 | 74 |
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  | ACM AISec | security | 77 | 73 |
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+ | USENIX WOOT | security | 44 | 28 |
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  | Foundations and Trends in Privacy and Security | cross-area | 18 | 18 |
 
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  ## Sources and licensing
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  If you use this dataset or the tool, cite the tools-track paper and name the
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  dataset and profile you used, for example "TopVenues, `sidneibarbieri/topvenues`, profile
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+ `security-20-v5`", so a reader can reopen the same snapshot. If you use or build on
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+ the corpus method or its measurements, also cite the main-track paper. The
 
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  [project page](https://sidneibarbieri.github.io/topVenues/#cite) carries the
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  same rule and entries.
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