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The Popularity Hypothesis in Software Security: A Large-Scale Replication with PHP Packages
There has been a long-standing hypothesis that a software's popularity is related to its security or insecurity in both research and popular discourse. There are also a few empirical studies that have examined the hypothesis, either explicitly or implicitly. The present work continues with and contr
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