Computer Crime: Phreaks, Spies, and Salami Slicers

Computer Crime: Phreaks, Spies, and Salami Slicers
ISBN-10
0894904914
ISBN-13
9780894904912
Series
Computer Crime
Category
Computer crimes
Pages
128
Language
English
Published
1994
Author
Karen Judson

Description

Our society is dependent on computers. It is important that these computers are secure from unauthorized use. This book contains many real-life stories of hackers and computer criminals. Also covered is the need to guarantee the security of electronically stored information versus the rights of people to freedom and privacy. Includes glossary, chapter notes, a further reading list, and an index.

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