Just bought Cybersecurity and Cyberwar: What Everyone Needs to Know (http://www.amazon.com/Cybersecurity-Cyberwar-Everyone-Needs-Know%C2%AE/dp/0199918112) and am loving it so far. Have read about 100 pages and it's very nice.
I like the way the book is written. Not too technical, meant for broader audience. It's also got lots and lots of examples of real life situations from the past decade(s) and not too much technical jargony. But that's also what bothers me. It's very funny book to read, but more details would be even nicer. I like details and the technical part of these things.
I'm studying CS and my main subject is data security. So I'm completely familiar with all the stuff you, the reader of this question, are too. If you know a good book from either category (for broader audience vs. technical and dependent on previous knowledge), and it touches cyber-this-and-that,
please, recommend me more. Share your thoughts on the book, too, so everyone knows why you're recommending it.
I like the way the book is written. Not too technical, meant for broader audience. It's also got lots and lots of examples of real life situations from the past decade(s) and not too much technical jargony. But that's also what bothers me. It's very funny book to read, but more details would be even nicer. I like details and the technical part of these things.
I'm studying CS and my main subject is data security. So I'm completely familiar with all the stuff you, the reader of this question, are too. If you know a good book from either category (for broader audience vs. technical and dependent on previous knowledge), and it touches cyber-this-and-that,
please, recommend me more. Share your thoughts on the book, too, so everyone knows why you're recommending it.