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Aug. 29th, 2006
Frauds, Spies, and Lies - Dr. Fred Cohen
Aug. 29th, 2006 06:50 amThis looks like a self published effort. There's a few typos, punctuation and grammatical errors. It's somewhat loosely organized and gives the impression of being text pulled straight off of Dr. Cohen's slides for the university level course he teaches on information security.
This was also a quick, highly educational read. I don't completely agree with everything in the "Countering Internet Scams" section and some items are a little dated. Still, I'm loaning it to the former auditor who works across the hall from me.
This is very nearly a work-related book (nearly, but not quite). I've avoided listing the work related books I've been reading here. Like the one on Role-Based Access Controls (RBAC). Or Sun's Core Security Patterns. Or the CISSP study guide I picked up.
This was also a quick, highly educational read. I don't completely agree with everything in the "Countering Internet Scams" section and some items are a little dated. Still, I'm loaning it to the former auditor who works across the hall from me.
This is very nearly a work-related book (nearly, but not quite). I've avoided listing the work related books I've been reading here. Like the one on Role-Based Access Controls (RBAC). Or Sun's Core Security Patterns. Or the CISSP study guide I picked up.