The Ordering Of The Books In The List Is Arbitrary 2005 Investigating Child Exploitation and Pornography. Monique Ferraro & Eoghan Casey
Amsterdam:Elsevier Academic Press
(Excellent read for beginners, good review for experienced investigators. Up-to-date info) 2004 Malware:Fighting Malicious Code. Ed Skoudis with Lenny Zletser
New Jersey:Prentice Hall
(An excellent, easy to read compendium on all malware threats. Best I’ve read on the topic) 2003 Black Ice:The Invisible Threat of Cyber-Terrorism. Dan Verton
New York: McGraw-Hill
(Sometimes a bit overstated, but a good primer on Cyber-Terrorist threat). 2003 Secrets of Computer Espionage Joel McNamara
Indianapolis:Wiley Publishing
(Pretext is a bit hokey, but the book is full of solid information - a great primer on forensics) 2003 Honeypots: Tracking Hackers. Lance Spitzner
Boston:Addison-Wesley
(Great book on an emerging security tactic. Easy read and informative.) 2002 Counter Hack. Ed Skoudis
New Jersey:Prentice Hall
(An excellent beginner’s book on intrusion defense. Easy read but full of information.) 2002 Disappearing Cryptography (2nd Edition). Peter Wayner
Amsterdam:Morgan Kaufmann Publishers
(Excellent text on Steganography, Watermarking, and Information Hiding) 2002 The Art of Deception. Kevin Mitnick & William Simon
Indianapolis:Wiley Publishing
(An easy to read yet informative book on social engineering - a must read for “Red Teams”.) 2002 Sex & The Internet: A Guidebook For Clinicians. Al Cooper (Ed.)
New York:Brunner-Routledge
(A compilation of articles concerning Internet Sex. Aimed at therapists, but
provides some information for investigators as well). 2002 Handbook of Computer Crime Investigation. Eoghan Casey (Ed.)
San Diego:Academic Press
(A broad scope survey book written by leaders in each area. Worth reading.) 2002 Computer Forensics: Incident Response Essentials. W. Kruse II & J Heiser.
Boston:Addison Wesley
(Clear and fairly comprehensive “how to” book of computer forensics) 2002 Computer Forensics: Computer Crime Scene Investigation. John Vacca
Hingham:Charles River Media
(A survey book, a bit “fluffy”, but contains some good material) 2002 Cyber Crime Investigator’s Field Guide. Bruce Middleton
Boca Raton:Auerbach
(A bit dated, but covers many of the non-integrated forensic tools.) 2001 Computer Forensics and Privacy. Michael Caloyannides.
Boston:Artech House
(Interesting read from the privacy perspective. Good material & he knows his stuff.) 2001 Cybersex Exposed. Jennifer Schneider, Robert Weiss.
Center City:Hazelden
(Covers diffentiation between use of and addicition to cybersex) 2001 Demystifying Virtual Private Networks. Michael Busby
Plano:Wordware Publishing
(Straight forward and clear text about VPN. Easy read.) 2001 Incident Response. Kevin Mandia & Chris Prosise
New York: Osborne/McGraw Hill
(Excellent review of computer forensics methods) 2001 Hack Attacks Revealed. John Chirillo
New York:John Wiley & Sons.
(Good technical manual on hacking and defenses. Includes CD ROM with tools) 2001 Hacking Exposed, 2nd Edition. J. Scambray, S. McClure, & G. Kurtz
New York:John Wiley & Sons.
(A classic text-book re-issued and updated. Volumes of information). 2001 Windows 2000 Registry: Little Black Book (2nd Edition). Nathan Wallace &
Anthony Sequeria Scottsdale:Coriolis Technology Press
(A must have read on Windows 2000 registry). 1999 Windows 98 Registry. John Worman.
Chicago:MIS Press
(Excellent resource on Windows 98 registry). 1996 Windows 95 Registry. John Worman.
Chicago:MIS Press
(Excellent resource on Windows 95 registry). 2001 Exam Prep A+. S. Reeves, K. Reeves, S. Weese, & C. Geyer
Scottsdale:Coriolis Technology Press
(Great technical review of hardware issues) 2000 Bigelow’s Troubleshooting, Maintaining & Repairing PCs (4th Ed.)
Stephen Bigelow. New York:Osborne/McGraw Hill
(Another great resource on hardware and hardware issues). |
