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This guide details how to implement Kubernetes Pod Security Standards (PSS) using the Pod Security Admission (PSA) controller. PSS defines three mandatory security levels—Privileged, Baseline, and Restricted—for container workloads. It is essential for enhancing security posture, ensuring compliance, and migrating away from deprecated PodSecurityPolicy (PSP) controls by applying namespace labels and defining compliant pod specifications.

Pod Security Admission (PSA) is a built-in Kubernetes admission controller designed to enforce Pod Security Standards (Baseline, Restricted, Privileged) at the namespace level. It serves as a crucial replacement for the deprecated PodSecurityPolicy (PSP), allowing users to implement robust security controls and maintain compliance. By applying specific labels, administrators can set enforcement modes (enforce, audit, warn) to harden container environments against unauthorized privilege escalation and security risks.

This expert playbook provides a comprehensive guide to lattice-based cryptanalysis techniques. It covers fundamental concepts like SVP and CVP, and deep dives into advanced algorithms such as LLL and BKZ reduction. Key attack applications include Coppersmith's method for finding small roots in RSA, solving the Hidden Number Problem for recovering DSA/ECDSA nonces, and analyzing knapsack ciphers. Essential for CTF and academic cryptanalysis.

A comprehensive final preflight guide for submitting manuscripts to the American Journal of Political Science (AJPS) via Editorial Manager. It covers strict requirements for double-blind review, including anonymization rules, word count limits, formatting (APSA/Chicago), Supporting Information caps, and human subjects documentation, ensuring the manuscript is ready before hitting submit.

This skill guides the polishing and refinement of academic manuscripts specifically for submission to the American Journal of Political Science (AJPS). It ensures the paper adheres to strict academic standards, such as APSA or Chicago style, manages stringent word counts (e.g., Abstract <= 150 words, Article <= 10,000 words), and maintains full anonymity for double-blind review. It focuses on tightening the prose, front-loading the core contribution, and optimizing the overall structure without generating new content.

A comprehensive preflight checklist for submitting manuscripts to the American Political Science Review (APSR). This guide emphasizes the critical steps for double-anonymous review, including stripping file metadata, properly anonymizing text to prevent author identification, and adhering to strict formatting rules (APSA Style, word counts, and abstract limits). Use this before uploading to Editorial Manager.

This skill guides authors in refining and polishing academic manuscripts for submission to top-tier political science journals, such as APSR. It teaches how to tighten prose, ensure cross-subfield readability, adhere to stringent formatting rules (APSA Style Manual), and manage strict word count limits without sacrificing intellectual rigor. Use this when preparing a final draft for publication.

This comprehensive checklist guides researchers through the final stages of academic manuscript preparation for submission to major journals via platforms like ScholarOne. It covers critical technical requirements, including word count limits (12,500 words), abstract length (150 words), adherence to triple-blind anonymity standards, proper formatting (World Politics Style Sheet), and ethical compliance (APSA guidelines). Use this guide before hitting the submit button to minimize avoidable rejections.