The ShowNotes advises startups on infrastructure security, particularly those launching public websites or apps. The author, @mjkabir, offers seven essential steps for startups to enhance their security and protect their data. These steps include conducting penetration tests, logging all activity, deploying a Web Application Firewall, establishing a bug bounty program, preparing for SOC 2 compliance, implementing offsite backups, and maintaining a network of white hat hackers for quick assistance. The author emphasizes the importance of allocating a budget for ongoing security, typically 5-15% of revenue, and provides links to related ShowNotes on various security-related topics.

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This excerpt from the YouTube video "50 Entrepreneurs share priceless advice" on the Blockshelf channel features entrepreneurs advising on topics such as finding passion in your work, coming up with new ideas, building a successful business, and leading a team.

The advice covers many essential aspects of entrepreneurship, including identifying a problem to solve, building a passionate team, and recognizing the importance of having a clear vision and a solid plan for success. The entrepreneurs also discuss the importance of testing ideas rigorously, learning from mistakes, and fostering a culture of creativity and collaboration within a company.

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Muhammad Yunus, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, proposes the concept of social business to address societal issues by creating businesses that prioritize social impact over profit. He distinguishes social business from traditional profit-making businesses and philanthropy. Social businesses are non-profit, non-dividend companies that reinvest their earnings back into the business to expand their reach and impact. Yunus argues that social businesses offer a sustainable and impactful way to address social problems compared to traditional philanthropy, which is a one-time act of giving.

He uses Grameen Danone, a yogurt company that provides fortified yogurt to malnourished children in Bangladesh, and Grameen Veolia, a water company that provides clean drinking water to villages in Bangladesh, as examples of successful social businesses. He believes that social enterprise can inspire a new generation of entrepreneurs to focus on creating positive change in the world.

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