Reading suggestion
SteveLavoie
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HI,
While in holiday, I am currently trying to read some real book. FIrst week, I read Kevin Mitnick's Ghost in the Wire... but now I would like some suggestion on Cyberwarfare?
While in holiday, I am currently trying to read some real book. FIrst week, I read Kevin Mitnick's Ghost in the Wire... but now I would like some suggestion on Cyberwarfare?
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cshkuru Member Posts: 246 ■■■■□□□□□□https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12z7_8fUwSejPVd6bIosD405mhpLLM_DnTdcIiiKWpqw/edit#gid=2079030996 lots of books there. it's being updated so it's a little messy at the moment but still I think you can find something. Last sheet is a list of infosec / hacking movies
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SteveLavoie Member Posts: 1,133 ■■■■■■■■■□Thanks @cshkuru ! I should fine something interesting to read
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YarB Member Posts: 11 ■■■□□□□□□□I suggest checking goodreads. This is a great site for people who like reading.
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DatabaseHead Member Posts: 2,755 ■■■■■■■■■■2002 MS Access Development Book from O'Reilly. Hiliarous I know, but surprisingly evergreen in content and provides a lot of lost tips and tricks that I am unable to find on the web. (not many).
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UnixGuy Mod Posts: 4,570 ModFor cyberwarfare you may find fiction to be more entertaining, I can't remember any book names in this area!For a big picture/enterprise architecture, I'm currently reading (reviewing some material):
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JDMurray Admin Posts: 13,096 AdminTo be completely overwhelmed by what you haven't read yet, here is cyberreading list2 by Anonymous Ibex.And a TE oldie-and-goodie, the AddALL book search and price comparison page.