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Re: Recommended Security Reading

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Post by jrapdx3 »

Whatever the list lacks, it is a very long list, let's admire its amazingly broad and deeply substantial veins for us to mine and keep on learning about for a long time. For those of us who have not yet reached the glory heights climbing the learning curve appreciate the vast richness of the resources while stumbling among them to find the best way to gain traction.

Here's a strategy, I'll organize a visit to our local technical bookstore, see what new and used gems await me like a treasure hunt to secure such dead tree scrolls.

Re: Recommended Security Reading

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Post by mvlad »

leephillips wrote: post #5

How about Practical Unix & Internet Security by Simson Garfinkel and Gene Spafford. Too old? http://www.amazon.com/Practical-Unix-Internet-Security-Editi...

I think the target audience is different.

For people really interested in crypto there's obiously HAC [1].

For people interested in something that is updated each year: LNCS from DIMVA and RAID are quite good for understanding the problems or future problems and their solutions.

And of course phrack?

[1] http://cacr.uwaterloo.ca/hac/

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