computer security

Contains over eighty alphabetically arranged entries that provide information on topics related to cybercrime, covering online banking, child pornography, election and voting fraud, intellectual property, piracy, and many other issues, and including a resource guide and index.

Discusses the wide range of espionage activity on the Web, role of cryptology in modern communications, industrial spying, and raises questions as to how the Internet will influence privacy and property rights.

This book discusses the problem of viruses, a kind of malware, and describes combating computer viruses and other malware.

Millionaire CEO Samuel Walker Cox takes drastic measures to protect his name when Net Force discovers his past as a Russian spy.

Explains what computer hacking is, who does it, and how dangerous it can be.

This book discusses careers in e-commerce security and encryption, highly skilled e-commerce security professionals who work to make e-commerce safe for businesses and consumers.

Discusses how computer hackers and mathematical wizards managed to break the government's secret codes and explains how this breach of privacy has threatened the United States economy.

Presents how to stay safe while shopping on line.

Examines the dangers and risks associated with the Internet, discussing how teens can protect themselves when emailing, searching the Web, looking for a job online, using social networking sites, buying at online stores, and cyber-chatting.

A collection of more than a dozen true stories about digital hackers, criminals, and terrorists who have used their knowledge of computers to commit crimes.