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Hacker Culture Reading Lists: Hacktivism
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Hacker Studies Reading List: Hacktivism
Hacker Culture Reading Lists: Hackers and Intellectual Property
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Hacker Studies Reading List: Hackers and Intellectual Property
Hacker Culture Reading Lists: Hacking as Work: Precarity and Labour
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Hacker Studies Reading List: Hacking as Work - Precarity and Labour
This reading list focusing on workers in high-tech industries. In particular it consider the working conditions and issues around labour, gender and race that are part of technology work.
Hacker Culture Reading Lists: Hacker History
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Hacker Studies Reading List: Hacker History
Like the word hacker, the history of hackers and hacking is pretty diffuse and it is not particularly helpful to try to establish a totalizing point of origin.
Hacker Reading Lists: Introduction to Hacker Culture
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Hacker Culture Reading Lists: Introduction to Hacker Culture
Hopefully this will be the first in a series of reading lists I’m compiling in March 2020 with the intention of documenting and expanding the bibliography of works included as part of hacker studies.
Technological Fetishization in Information Security
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While technologies play a pervasive role in information security, they can’t and won’t fix a shortage of practitioners.
portfolio
Viceland’s Cyberwar
Credits: Researcher (7 Episodes), Producer (1 Episode) 
Interview: Was Red Shell really the end of surveillance in gaming?
Interview with Dot E-Sports
Interview: Video game companies are collecting massive amounts of data about you
Interview with the Toronto Star
Transparent Lives: Surveillance in Canada - Video Games See into Player’s Living Rooms
Passage Contribution 
publications
Enclosures at Play: Surveillance in the Code and Culture of Videogames
Published in Surveillance & Society, 2014
Recommended citation: Cybulski, A,D. (2014). "Enclosures at Play: Surveillance in the Code and Culture of Videogames." Surveillance & Society. 12(3). adcybulski.github.io/files/enclosures_at_play.pdf
Playing Spy Games: a Surveillant Platform Study of Microsoft’s Xbox 360
Published in University of Toronto - School of Graduate Studies - Master's Theses, 2014
Recommended citation: http://adcybulski.github.io/files/Cybulski_Alexander_D_201411_MIS_thesis.pdf
talks
Copypunk: Blizzard’s War on Hackers
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teaching
JIE 1001/ECE 1518: Seminar in Identity, Privacy and Security (Cyber-Physical Security of the Smart Grid)
Teaching Assistant, University of Toronto - Main Campus, Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering / Faculty of Information (Cross-listed course), 2015
As the teaching assistant for JIE 1001 / ECE 1518 I was responsible for grading and recruiting speakers who could discuss contemporary issues pertaining to privacy, security, surveillance and critical infrastructure.
Privacy Stories Workshop: Critical Approaches to Information Security and Critical Infrastructure
Undergraduate Summer Workshop, University of Toronto, Faculty of Information, 2018
Description of the Program
The 2018 Privacy Stories Workshop was a summer school organized by Professor Leslie Reagan Shade for outstanding undergraduates with a topical interest in privacy topics including privacy policy, security and technology. During the summer camp, students were able to contribute to the scholarly and policy conversation in Canada surrounding digital privacy through exploring and developing creative digital privacy policy literacy resources. The research is situated within a collaborative SSHRC project, Opening the Door on Digital Privacy: Practices, Policies, & Pedagogies.
CCT 110 - Rhetoric and Media
Teaching Assistant, University of Toronto - Erindale Campus, Institute of Communication, Culture, Information & Technology, 2019
Duties include: Grading, Tutorial Facilitation, Writing Support Commendation: Recieved letter of excellence in teaching for achieving a 4.70/5 on student evaluations.
INF 2240 - Political Economy and Cultural Studies of Information
Instructor - Masters Level Course, University of Toronto - Faculty of Information, 2019
Duties include: Lecturing, discussion facilitation, grading & assignment design
CCT212 - Hacker Culture
Instructor - Undergraduate Level Course, University of Toronto Mississauga, Erindale Campus, 2020
Duties include: Course development, lecturing, grading & assignment design