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Author: David Salomon
Publisher: Springer London Ltd
Imprint: Springer London Ltd
Edition: Softcover reprint of hardcover 1st ed. 2006
Dimensions:
Width: 17.80cm
, Height: 2.10cm
, Length: 23.50cm
Weight: 0.743kg
ISBN: 9781849965606
ISBN 10: 1849965609
Pages: 369
Publication Date: 13 October 2010
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
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Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Manufactured on demand
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Reviews
Aus den Rezensionen: ! Der chronologische Abriss uber die Entwicklung der Computer-Viren ist sehr interessant und verdeutlicht ! einmal mehr, wo der eigentliche Schwerpunkt des ! Buches liegt. Richtig nutzlich sind ! die Schlussbemerkungen. ! Zahlreich Hinweise auf Literatur und Internet-Seiten garnieren den Text. ! David Salomon schmuckt zur Auflockerung den Text mit vielen Zitaten und kurzen Hintergrundgeschichten. ! Ebenfalls auflockernd sind die vielen Aubungsaufgaben, deren Losungen am Buchende nachgeschlagen werden konnen. Das Register ist sehr umfassend, man merkt, dass der Autor sehr grossen Wert auf einen detaillierten Index legt ! (Dr. Udo Seidel, in: www.wissenschaft-online.de, 28. Dez. 2008)
From the reviews: ...a very nice and well-written introduction to the essential concepts of computer security. ... The book is loaded with examples and exercises that are useful in learning the material. ... This is a book I would not hesitate to give to someone who had very little computer experience and wanted to learn the core concepts of security. The material covered is very broad in scope; however the essentials were well treated and easy to comprehend. (Richard Jankowski, The Book Review Column by William Gasarch, 2008) the book is an easy-to-read collection of practical knowledge. !a useful collection of in-depth knowledge! Exercises throughout the chapters make this book entertaining to read, and keep readers actively involved. !worth its price for lecturers and professionals who need in-depth stories to enrich their lectures and presentations. (Edgar R. Weippl, ACM Computing Reviews, Vol. 48 (5), May 2007) The intended audience of this book is newcomers ! . a very nice and well-written introduction to the essential concepts of computer security. The content was written in an easy tone that would make it approachable to a security neophyte. The book is loaded with examples and exercises that are useful in learning the material. ! much of the content is written in bulleted lists. In my opinion, this allows the reader to quickly get an understanding of the core concepts of the material. (Richard Jankowski, ACM SIGACT News, Vol. 39 (2), 2008)
From the reviews: ...a very nice and well-written introduction to the essential concepts of computer security. ... The book is loaded with examples and exercises that are useful in learning the material. ... This is a book I would not hesitate to give to someone who had very little computer experience and wanted to learn the core concepts of security. The material covered is very broad in scope; however the essentials were well treated and easy to comprehend. (Richard Jankowski, The Book Review Column by William Gasarch, 2008) the book is an easy-to-read collection of practical knowledge. ...a useful collection of in-depth knowledge... Exercises throughout the chapters make this book entertaining to read, and keep readers actively involved. ...worth its price for lecturers and professionals who need in-depth stories to enrich their lectures and presentations. (Edgar R. Weippl, ACM Computing Reviews, Vol. 48 (5), May 2007) The intended audience of this book is newcomers ... . a very nice and well-written introduction to the essential concepts of computer security. The content was written in an easy tone that would make it approachable to a security neophyte. The book is loaded with examples and exercises that are useful in learning the material. ... much of the content is written in bulleted lists. In my opinion, this allows the reader to quickly get an understanding of the core concepts of the material. (Richard Jankowski, ACM SIGACT News, Vol. 39 (2), 2008)
From the reviews: ...a very nice and well-written introduction to the essential concepts of computer security. ... The book is loaded with examples and exercises that are useful in learning the material. ... This is a book I would not hesitate to give to someone who had very little computer experience and wanted to learn the core concepts of security. The material covered is very broad in scope; however the essentials were well treated and easy to comprehend. (Richard Jankowski, The Book Review Column by William Gasarch, 2008) the book is an easy-to-read collection of practical knowledge. ...a useful collection of in-depth knowledge... Exercises throughout the chapters make this book entertaining to read, and keep readers actively involved. ...worth its price for lecturers and professionals who need in-depth stories to enrich their lectures and presentations. (Edgar R. Weippl, ACM Computing Reviews, Vol. 48 (5), May 2007) The intended audience of this book is newcomers ... . a very nice and well-written introduction to the essential concepts of computer security. The content was written in an easy tone that would make it approachable to a security neophyte. The book is loaded with examples and exercises that are useful in learning the material. ... much of the content is written in bulleted lists. In my opinion, this allows the reader to quickly get an understanding of the core concepts of the material. (Richard Jankowski, ACM SIGACT News, Vol. 39 (2), 2008)
From the reviews: ""...a very nice and well-written introduction to the essential concepts of computer security. ... The book is loaded with examples and exercises that are useful in learning the material. ... This is a book I would not hesitate to give to someone who had very little computer experience and wanted to learn the core concepts of security. The material covered is very broad in scope; however the essentials were well treated and easy to comprehend."" (Richard Jankowski, The Book Review Column by William Gasarch, 2008) ""the book is an easy-to-read collection of practical knowledge. …a useful collection of in-depth knowledge… Exercises throughout the chapters make this book entertaining to read, and keep readers actively involved. …worth its price for lecturers and professionals who need in-depth stories to enrich their lectures and presentations."" (Edgar R. Weippl, ACM Computing Reviews, Vol. 48 (5), May 2007) ""The intended audience of this book is newcomers … . a very nice and well-written introduction to the essential concepts of computer security. The content was written in an easy tone that would make it approachable to a security neophyte. The book is loaded with examples and exercises that are useful in learning the material. … much of the content is written in bulleted lists. In my opinion, this allows the reader to quickly get an understanding of the core concepts of the material."" (Richard Jankowski, ACM SIGACT News, Vol. 39 (2), 2008)
