Reuse

Citation guide

Cite the version you read. Articles and datasets have stable identifiers and are versioned, so a citation can be checked later.

Identifiers

Articles: LAB-NNNN, for example LAB-0001, followed by a version such as 1.0.
Datasets: DS-NNNN with a version, plus the SHA-256 of the file you used.
DOIs: Not assigned yet. When they are, they will appear on each page.

Citing an article

Each article has a "Cite as" block with the exact text. The example below is the one of LAB-0001.

Example

Addai, D., SectraTEK Lab (2026). Samsung recovery and reset trail. LAB-0001, version 1.1. https://lab.sectratek.com/research/lab-0001/

BibTeX

lab-0001.bib

@misc{lab0001,
  author = {Addai, Daniel and {SectraTEK Lab}},
  title  = {Samsung recovery and reset trail},
  number = {LAB-0001},
  year   = {2026},
  note   = {Version 1.1},
  url    = {https://lab.sectratek.com/research/lab-0001/}
}

Citing a dataset

Give the dataset identifier, the version and the hash of the file you used, so that a reader can confirm they have the same bytes. The example below is the one of DS-0001.

Example

Addai, D., SectraTEK Lab (2026). Samsung reset and recovery: paired extractions (DS-0001), version 1.0. SectraTEK Lab Datasets. https://lab.sectratek.com/datasets/samsung-reset-pair/. SHA-256 of manifest.json a1b27e2374927cbc6602b1af1128c756cb2522f98bc1fb9d1d825eac93fd9fa2

Reusing figures

Figures we author are under the same licence as the article. Credit them as "Figure N, LAB-NNNN, SectraTEK Lab". See Licences.