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Published: 17 Oct 2012

Here are three security titles for your bookshelf. This month, we highlight spam: S*PAM KiNgs: The Real Story Behind The High-Rolling Hucksters Pushing Porn, Pills and @*#?% Enlargements By Brian McWilliams O'Reilly Media, 333 pages, $22.95 Want to know the seven sins against privacy? Holtzman categorizes these violations, identifies who controls sensitive information on Americans and how, he says, technology has facilitated the erosion of privacy. The book also examines the tradeoffs made between security and privacy and economic development. McWilliams, an investigative journalist, takes readers inside the minds of notorious spammers, exposing the ways they use junk email messages to exploit human vulnerabilities and earn themselves a handsome living. McWilliams also examines the uphill fight of antispam advocates. Slamming Spam: A Guide for System Administrators By Robert Haskins and Dale Nielsen Addison-Wesley, 396 pages, $44.99 This is a techie tome written for the email and system administrator bogged down by spam. The authors get down in the weeds, ... Access >>>

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