IEEE S&P'27, the 48th IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy, is soliciting research artifacts for evaluation on availability, functionality, and reproducibility. Accepted paper authors are encouraged to submit artifacts via a formal process, with final versions required on permanent repositories like Zenodo to receive distinguished artifact awards.
Silicon Valley's fictional 'Tethics' code of ethics—plagiarized and performative—contrasts with real software engineering ethics frameworks like the 1997 ACM/IEEE-CS code emphasizing public interest, integrity, and professionalism, and Bob Martin's principles demanding quality code and sustainable productivity.