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If you lived in a big city with lots of criminals, you wouldn't leave your door open with valuables in plain sight when you left for the day, or were tucking in your kids. But your computer lives in the biggest city ever created. A lot of you leave your doors open for the criminals online, and there are plenty of them. Common Sense Security is designed to give an overview of what we can do to keep our computers safer and more secure from spyware, viruses, worms, trojans and more. From This is True for 22 July 2007 Suggestions for further reading:
 by Shon Harris Amazon Price: $50.39 Customer Review: Excellent book containing a wealth of information - breath and depth - on matters relating to Information Security. Its also easy to read!  by Joseph Menn Amazon Price: $17.13 Customer Review: Fatal System Error: The Hunt for the New Crime Lords Who are Bringing Down the Internet For most people the Internet is just email and search. We're happy to watch videos or buy the occasional book from Amazon or buy some electronics fr...  by Woody Leonhard Amazon Price: $23.09 Customer Review: Great book with LOTS of information and also some good web sites that you can use. I got more then my moneys worth!!!  by Jeffrey Richter Amazon Price: $37.79 Customer Review: If you don't know Jeffrey Richter, you should. Read his books, his blogs, his MSDN articles. This book is a sample of what you need to know to program using the CLR. Especially (it's all good) well-written are the chapters on threading. ...  by David Flanagan Amazon Price: $31.49 Customer Review: I am an experienced programmer, well versed in languages I have learned from O'Reilly books. I read this book cover to cover a couple of years ago. It certainly is thorough. I have just spent six hours trying to hook in a simple javasc... Newsfeed display by CaRP |
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