Author: Scott A. Rossell
Edition:
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 1460999541
Edition:
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 1460999541
HACKING - What's LEGAL & What's NOT: 20th Anniversary Historical Archive Edition
This book represents an historical perspective on the hacker community and the digital frontier of the 1980's. Get HACKING - What's LEGAL & What's NOT computer books for free.
State and Federal laws were woefully inadequate to define and regulate computer criminal activity, digital transfer rates were measured in something called "baud", and the Internet was nothing more than a university experiment. In 1987 this book attempted to define and clarify the playing field. It failed. Technology and law evolved more rapidly than anyone could have imagined. Today, this book serves two purposes; first, as an historical snapshot of the tools, methods and laws of a long gone digital era just twenty years ago, and second, it shows the evolution of the development of the book itself beginning with the simple 8 bit computers Check HACKING - What's LEGAL & What's NOT our best computer books for 2013. All books are available in pdf format and downloadable from rapidshare, 4shared, and mediafire.
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State and Federal laws were woefully inadequate to define and regulate computer criminal activity, digital transfer rates were measured in something called "baud", and the Internet was nothing more than a university experiment. In 1987 this book attempted to define and clarify the playing field. It failed. Technology and law evolved more rapidly than anyone could have imagined tate and Federal laws were woefully inadequate to define and regulate computer criminal activity, digital transfer rates were measured in something called "baud", and the Internet was nothing more than a university experiment. In 1987 this book attempted to define and clarify the playing field. It failed. Technology and law evolved more rapidly than anyone could have imagined. Today, this book serves two purposes; first, as an historical snapshot of the tools, methods and laws of a long gone digital era just twenty years ago, and second, it shows the evolution of the development of the book itself beginning with the simple 8 bit computers
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