books by Paul Mungo (approaching underworld ordinateur)

books by Paul Mungo

books:

La délinquance assistée par ordinateur

1 review
Bryan Clough, Paul Mungo

Dunod, 1993

Cyberdélinquance et cybercrime
N'importe quel utilisateur de PC peut aujourd'hui se transformer en redoutable pirate. Qu'il sagisse d'installer un programme espion, fabriquer un virus, faire circuler une fausse information, toutes les recettes se trouvent en libre accès sur Internet. En ce sens, le titre de l'ouvrage est bien choisi. Pour bien comprendre la réalité de ces risques, lire aussi Le Guide du Cyberdétective, de ...

Approaching Zero: Computer Viruses and the International Data Crime Underworld
Paul Mungo, Bryan Clough, ...

Random House Electronic Pub, 1993

In addition to explaining what computer viruses are, how they work, why they are created, and who creates them, this package contains the anti-viral software known as Virex.

Approaching Zero

1 review
Bryan Clough, Paul Mungo

Faber and Faber, 1992

Excellent early book on computer related crime.
I read this book when it first came out in 1993, and it impressed me as I hadn't read a book like it before. Since, however there has been a flood of books on this subject, some a lot better, some only worth pulping. Although not very technically indepth, and at points rather vague about times and places, the general flow is good, with coverage from the early days of phreaking (including ...

Approaching Zero: The Extraordinary Underworld of Hackers, Phreakers, Virus Writers, and Keyboard Criminals

4 reviews
Paul Mungo

Random House, 1993

Captivating, but disjointed
This book is a bit scattered, and if you're looking for a novel on computer crime this is not it. However, these real life accounts of hacking are fascinating. The authors did a great job researching these accounts and the result is an intreging book that keeps your interest throughout. It's a nine.