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Technocrime, policing, and surveillance

Stéphane Leman-Langlois

2012

Information Assurance Handbook

Steven Hernandez, Corey Schou

2014

What Every Librarian Should Know about Electronic Privacy

Jeannette Woodward

2007

WHOIS running the Internet

Garth O. Bruen

2016

Cyber attack

Day, Paul (Computer security expert)

2014

Mafiaboy

Michael Calce

2008

Ethical Hacking

EC-Council

2003 ★ 3.7

Firewall fundamentals

Wes Noonan, Ido Dubrawsky

2006

Cyber-Security and Threat Politics

Myriam Dunn Cavelty

2007

Elliptic curves and their applications to cryptography

Andreas Enge

1999

Cyberwarfare

Peggy J. Parks

2013

Hacking

John Covaleski

2013

Computer-security technology

James Arlin Cooper

1984

Own your space

Linda McCarthy

2007

21st Century

Peter Burnett, Valeria VESCINA

2017

Internet Forensics

Robert Jones

2006

Mobile device security

Stephen Fried

2010

CISSP

James Michael Stewart, Ed Tittel, Mike Chapple

2004

Windows Server 2012 Security from End to Edge and Beyond

Debra Littlejohn Shinder, Yuri Diogenes, Thomas W. Shinder

2013

Secure electronic commerce

Michael S. Baum, Warwick Ford

2000

Cyber security

Phillip Ferraro

2016

Basics of Web Hacking

Josh Pauli

2013

Principles of information security

Michael E. Whitman

2007

Complexity theory and cryptology

Jorg Rothe

2005

Hacking for Dummies

Jutta Schmidt, Kevin Beaver

2004 ★ 4.3

Computer Science And It Investigating A Cyber Attack

James Stayte, Anne Rooney

2014

Beyond Cybersecurity

Alan Marcus, James M. Kaplan, Tucker Bailey et al.

2015

Principles of computer security

Wm. Arthur Conklin

2012

Disaster Management in Telecommunications, Broadcasting and Computer Systems

Galal El Mahdy

2001

EDP audit report, information processing facility and central applications

Montana. Legislature. Legislative Audit Division.

1995

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