I don't really like to read books on technology unless I have to. I enjoy mystery and history... my wife has the paper white kindle but I haven't seen her use it in a while.. we bought a bunch of books in Flagstaff and Tucson On Feb 6, 2016 11:27 AM, "Forrest Christian (List Account)" < [email protected]> wrote:
> I read this one a year or so back, enjoyed it immensely. > > If you haven't read it, you should also read takedown, which is the story > from the other side. > > I also recommend The Cuckoo's Egg by stoll. > > and in a slightly different category, I personally thoroughly enjoyed > "soul of a new machine" > > There are others as well. When you get through this reading list, I'll > look on my dead tree bookshelf to see what else I recommend. > > Oh, I guess in this crowd, I should also recommend "where wizards stay up > late" > On Feb 6, 2016 10:34 AM, "Chuck McCown" <[email protected]> wrote: > >> *Ghost in the Wires* Kevin Mitnik >> >> Enjoying this book very much. >> >> Most wanted hacker from 20 years ago. Tells how he did things. Mostly >> telco hacks but man is this guy impressive. As an old phone guy I am blown >> away at what he learned by just trial and error. Super super smart guy. >> Even got the source code to DEC OS downloaded on 1200 bps modems and stored >> on 9 track tapes. He did it all for fun. Went to jail multiple times >> too. >> >> Best thing, paper books don’t need to be recharged.... >> >> >
