No comments about SPA urges Feds to keep an eye on 24 'worst havens' of global software piracy. (Software Publishers Association): An article from: Software Industry Report.

2 comments about Computer Crime: Phreaks, Spies, and Salami Slicers (Issues in Focus).

1. Of all of the computer security books that I've read I would say this is probably the one that's at the bottom of the list. It gives you an introduction to computer hacking, phreaking, etc. The book also talks about some of the people involved in such crimes and what they did.

   I would recommend this book to someone really young that wants a general overview on the topic. The only reason I read it is because it's the only book that my school library had.




2. One of the first computer crime books I have read (freshman year in high school). It got me more into computer security than I was to begin with. Reading this book in class is what got me known as a hacker amongst my classmates, as much as I didn't want to be associated with that.

No comments about Piracy main obstacle to development of LatAm software industry. (Latin American): An article from: Software Industry Report.

No comments about 'Bad boys' in cyberspace.(The Tech Guru)(employees as cyber-criminals): An article from: National Underwriter Property & Casualty-Risk & Benefits Management.

No comments about Weaving a secure Web. (Web page security): An article from: Security Management.

No comments about Accounting irregularities and computer fraud.: An article from: The National Public Accountant.

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No comments about The consummate investigator. (computer technology in law enforcement and intelligence): An article from: Security Management.

No comments about Terrorism via the Internet.: An article from: The Futurist.

No comments about The ring leader. (Ivy James Lay; computer crimes): An article from: Business North Carolina.