Secret Software: Making The Most Of Computer Resources For Data Protection, Information Recovery, Forensic Examination, Crime Investgation And More
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| Rating | : | 4.13 (638 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1581600887 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 128 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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Little Style and Less Substance James Sibley While the title may peak your interest, don't sit by your mailbox waiting for enlightenment. This book offers little of value to anyone involved in the computer security field. Frankly it offers little that couldn't be learned from reading the backs of software boxes at your local Fry's or Comp USA. Given the depth of quality recent releases in the field of computer security and high tech investigation and more promising publications on the horizon, it's hard to justify spending the money on this book. Unless you just think the title will look cool on your bookshelf. You'd be bette. Limited Usefulness A Customer This book is basically an advertisement for software. The book may be helpful to someone who has limited or no experience with computers and the internet. To the investigator, your money would be better spent elsewhere. I found a couple of things useful but overall it was not much use for the I spent to purchase it.. "More Title than Substance" according to Sparky. This book was a huge waste of my money. The "secret software" first of all isn't very secret, or sophisticated. You can probably Google more technical and thoughtful ways of retrieving data from a system, or in protecting yourself against intrusion. Forensic investigation of computers and data retrieval is an everyday challenge with computers today. And there are tons of books out there that can tell you step by step- how to do it correctly. As for hackers using this software, they laugh at the suggestion that their techniques would be this unsophisticated. Save your money for a re
With this book, Norbert Zaenglein, author of the best-selling book Disk Detective, takes these insider secrets mainstream. Whether you want to protect confidential material from prying eyes or you’re the one doing the prying, Zaenglein presents you with the latest high-tech tools to get the job done.. In straightforward, nontechnical terms, you’ll get the low-down on an amazing array of computer resources: electronic document shredders, a new electronic truth serum that rivals the polygraph, detection and identification of electronic intruders, professional forensics software and image enhancement software to assist in law enforcement investigations, file viewers that provide instant access to files that can’t be opened, software that searches the ’Net to uncover what is being said about you and where, all-in-one computer security programs and much more. Now the software secrets that have been the exclusive domain of hackers and other computer-savvy surfers are out of the ba