Steal This Computer Book 3 -- Reviews

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"It's a 'good read,' quirky, and a valuable addition to the literature."
--PC Update, review in publication of Melbourne (Australia) PC User Group, October 2004

"[Hacking: The Art of Exploitation] reveals the hacker culture, presenting detailed, technical information in an easy-to-understand format."
--District Administration Magazine, "Can't Hack the Hackers?" September 2004 (Read article)

"If you're looking for something that covers the murky underbelly of the Internet, you might want to check out Steal This Computer Book 3."
--Amazon reviewer and personal blogger (Full review)

"This third edition of the classic book about the Web's nasty underbelly explores the hows and whys of subversive computing."
--The Columbus Dispatch

"This is (another!) very useful and inspiring No Starch title."
--Megapolitan, WUSB 90.1 FM

"The quintessential non-nerd PC Security Guide - we love the book every bit as much as the previous editions."
--TechWeek TV

"[The author] talks about the philosophy and implications of computer hacking. Thinking like a hacker, he says, will introduce readers to new worlds. . ."
--Book News

"...provides a detailed look into the security related part of the computer world with information that is valuable to noobs and geeks alike."
--PC911.com

"...an absolute must-read for anyone with a desktop computer and in need of conducting digital self-defense."
--Midwest Book Review

5 star review: "Steal This Computer Book 3 is a book that just about anyone with a computer and an Internet connection should be required to read... I highly recommend that people buy and read this book- give it for birthdays and holiday gifts!"
--About.com

"If you are interested in subversive computing, and how to prevent the hackers from getting into and using your machine, this super book is for you."
--Dale Ferris, Golden Triangle PC Club

"Steal This Computer Book 3 attempts to point a spotlight at some of the darker corners of the Internet and give you some pointers for protecting yourself."
--About This Particular Macintosh

"A documentary tour into sourcing information, defeating Internet filters, banned books & web pages, hactivitism, hate groups, hackers, viruses, con games, and a whole bunch of other things that should make you squirm if you've got a heartbeat and a little paranoia."
--The Inquirer

"I found this book to be a valuable resource, one that I intend to refer to whenever a privacy or 'hacker issue' comes up for me."
--Top 500 reviewer on Amazon.com

"All in all, a great book about how and what to do to protect yourself from the 'dark side' of the Internet."
--BN.com reviewer