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Wallace Wang is the author of several best-selling computer books including of the Steal This Computer Book series, Steal This File Sharing Book, The Book of Nero 7, and Visual Basic 2005 Express- Now Playing (all No Starch Press). He is also a successful standup comic who has appeared on A&E's "Evening at the Improv" and appears regularly at the Riviera Comedy Club in Las Vegas.
"A terrific guide . . . made enjoyable by the sense that you're
seeing how the bad guys operate. But beyond this excitement, the
book has immediate value."
—SD Times
"Since Steal This Computer Book 4.0 hit my desk, a strange thing
happened: Almost every person who saw it immediately asked to
borrow it. This wasn't just the other office geeks, but some
downright technophobes, as well . . . There are good reasons for
all the interest."
—Security Management
"Demonstrates that you can write about computer security in an
engaging manner . . . it is as entertaining as it is
informative."
—Greater Cleveland PC Users Group
"A lot of information is revealed in the Wang book that could be
useful for hackers."
—Cybercriminology727 blog
"This book has some of the best information about protecting
yourself, your family and your computer from illegal or malicious
acts perpetrated electronically. It also contains very thoughtful
and insightful paragraphs about the use of computers by
individuals, groups, corporations and nations. And it is almost as
compelling as a good novel."
—Kickstart News
"Offers a philosophical book about the implications of
hacking."
—SciTech Book News
"Highly readable and highly informative. It won't turn you into a
hacker. But it will prepare you against being attacked by one and
will entertain and delight you along the way."
—IT Wales
"A technology classic that is as entertaining and irreverent as it
is informative . . . "
—MacDirectory
"An excellent offbeat examination of hacking. . . I found the book
fascinating, at times almost addicting."
—MacCompanion
"If you've used the computer, you need to know about common tricks
and traps, and the latest edition covers them all."
—Midwest Book Review
"A surprisingly fun read on a serious topic."
—Business in Vancouver
"Guides us nicely through the computer and internet underworld and
as such it's a fairly good guide to a lot of the possible things
that can go wrong."
—Mstation
"I would recommend it for anyone that wants an entertaining
overview of computers and criminals."
—WindowsSecurity.com
"It's similar to reading about the seamy underbelly of your local
city . . . you know it's there, you don't condone it, but you have
a hard time averting your eyes when you drive by."
—Duffbert's Random Musings
"Although this book is not for the non-technical small business
owner/manager, it could be VERY useful for the IT consultant
serving the needs of small businesses and who needs a better
understanding of security and the world of hackers."
—Small Business News
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