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“Offers a sobering reminder of how our raw data—from email, cars, home Wi-Fi networks and so on—makes us vulnerable.”
— New York Times Book Review
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“Who better than Mitnick—internationally wanted hacker turned Fortune 500 security consultant—to teach you how to keep your data safe from spear phishing, computer worms, and Fancy Bears?”
— Esquire
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“Aims to help everyone—from the everyday internet users to the hardcore paranoid—do a better job of keeping personal information private.”
— CNET
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“In a gruff timbre and matter-of-fact tone, narrator Ray Porter walks listeners through the details of avoiding malicious hackers and their related schemes. Porter provides an assertively controlled, well-paced journalistic performance.”
— AudioFile
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The FBI's most-wanted hacker.
— Wired
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Who better than Mitnick -- internationally wanted hacker turned Fortune 500 security consultant -- to teach you how to keep your data safe from spear phishing, computer worms, and Fancy Bears?
— Esquire
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Offers a sobering reminder of how our raw data -- from email, cars, home Wi-Fi networks and so on -- makes us vulnerable.
— Amy Webb, New York Times Book Review
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Mitnick's new book aims to help everyone -- from the everyday internet users to the hardcore paranoid -- do a better job of keeping personal information private.
— Laura Hautala, CNET
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The most famous computer hacker in the world. A tour de force.
— Publishers Weekly
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The world's most famous computer hacker and cybercult hero...has written a blueprint for system security based on his own experiences. Required reading for IT professionals, this book is highly recommended for public, academic, and corporate libraries.
— Library Journal
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Intriguing, insightful and extremely educational into the mind of one who truly mastered the art of social engineering with the use of a computer and modern day technologies. I strongly believe that one can learn a great deal about protecting themselves once they understand how another one perpetrates the crime.
— Frank W. Abagnale, author of Catch Me if You Can