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Alternatives to Cyberattaques

Books in our catalog with overlapping topics and a similar reading level to Cyberattaques. If Cyberattaques is the wrong fit at beginner level, start here.

  1. 01 · 2017

    American Kingpin

    A propulsive account of how Ross Ulbricht built the Silk Road dark-web drug empire as Dread Pirate Roberts, and how a handful of investigators across rival agencies finally unmasked him.

    Beginner
    5/5Nick Bilton
  2. 02 · 2011

    Kingpin

    Kevin Poulsen's reconstruction of Max Butler's career — from white-hat consultant to running CardersMarket, the carding forum that consolidated the early-2000s underground — and the FBI investigation that finally took him down.

    Beginner
    5/5Kevin Poulsen
  3. 03 · 2023

    Fancy Bear Goes Phishing

    Five famous hacks used as a way into the deeper question of why software is insecure at all, written by a Yale law professor who learned to code to write it. More a history and theory of vulnerability than a how-to.

    Beginner
    4/5Scott J. Shapiro
  4. 04 · 2022

    The Ransomware Hunting Team

    Investigative journalism on the volunteers who quietly cracked ransomware to free victims for free, while the FBI mostly watched. A people-first look at the early ransomware economy.

    Beginner
    4/5Renee Dudley, Daniel Golden
  5. 05 · 2014

    Spam Nation

    Brian Krebs's investigative deep-dive into the Russian-speaking pharma-spam economy of the late 2000s — the affiliate networks, the rivalries, and the people who ran them.

    Beginner
    4/5Brian Krebs
  6. 06 · 2002

    The Art of Deception

    Kevin Mitnick and William Simon's case-study collection of social-engineering attacks: PBX scams, helpdesk impersonation, dumpster-diving, the casual lies that sound true. The technology dates the book; the human side is timeless.

    Beginner
    4/5Kevin Mitnick, William L. Simon
  7. 07 · 2021

    How Cybersecurity Really Works

    Sam Grubb's gentle, exercise-driven introduction for non-specialists who need a working mental model of attacker behaviour and basic defence.

    Beginner
    4/5Sam Grubb
  8. 08 · 2019

    Foundations of Information Security

    Jason Andress' compact tour of the field: confidentiality / integrity / availability, identification and authentication, network and OS controls, written for newcomers and adjacent disciplines.

    Beginner
    4/5Jason Andress
  9. 09 · 2023

    Cybercriminalité

    Solange Ghernaouti's structured treatment of cybercrime — how it works, how to prevent it, how to respond — spanning technical, legal and organisational angles.

    Intermediate
    3/5Solange Ghernaouti
  10. 10 · 2022

    Tracers in the Dark

    Andy Greenberg's investigative narrative of how Bitcoin's allegedly-anonymous public ledger became, in the hands of researchers and federal investigators, the most powerful OSINT tool of the last decade.

    Beginner
    5/5Andy Greenberg
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