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Android security

Anmol Misra

2013

Multiple-base number system

Vassil Dimitrov

2012

Cyber Adversary Characterization

Matthew G. Devost, Ed Stroz, Tom Parker et al.

2004

Hacking exposed

Stuart McClure, Joel Scambray, George Kurtz

1999

Information security policies, procedures, and standards

Thomas R. Peltier

2002

Hack attacks testing

John Chirillo

2003

Bigelow's virus troubleshooting pocket reference

Ken Dunham

2000

Policing global movement

S. Caroline Taylor, Das, Dilip K., Daniel Joseph Torpy

2012

Coding theory and cryptography

J.R. Wall, Charles C. Lindner, D.A. Leonard et al.

2000

XML security

Blake Dournaee

2003

Against all enemies

Richard A. Clarke

2004

Building Internet Firewalls

Elizabeth D. Zwicky, D. Brent Chapman

1995

Internet site security

Erik S. Schetina, Erik Schetina, Ken Green et al.

2002

Assessing and managing security risk in IT systems

John McCumber

2005

Building Your Business with Google For Dummies

Brad Hill

2004

Digital evidence and computer crime

Eoghan Casey

1999

Database Nation <i>(Hardback)</i>

Simson Garfinkel

2000

Handbook of SCADA/control systems security

Jacob Brodsky, Robert Radvanovsky

2013

The perfect weapon

David E. Sanger

2018 ★ 4.3

Swiped

Adam Levin

2016

The Art of Invisibility

Robert Vamosi, Kevin D. Mitnick

2017 ★ 3.9

The Art of Deception

Kevin D. Mitnick, William L. Simon

2002 ★ 3.8

Hack Attacks Denied

John Chirillo

2002

Merchant of Death

Douglas Farah

2008

Official (ISC)² guide to the CISSP-ISSMP CBK

Steinberg, Joseph

2015

Information hiding techniques for steganography and digital watermarking

Stefan Katzenbeisser

2000

Information warfare

Michael Erbschloe

2001

Computer Forensics

John Vacca, John R. Vacca

2002

Hacking

Nitesh Dhanjani

2009

Hacking Cyberspace

David J. Gunkel

2001

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