Cybersecurity for Dummies
A beginner-friendly guide that explains digital threats and provides practical steps anyone can take to protect their personal and professional life.
Cybersecurity: The Beginner’s Guide
An accessible introduction to cybersecurity concepts, threats, and career paths for those entering the field.
The Art of Invisibility
Reveals how surveillance is everywhere and teaches practical tools and habits for reclaiming online privacy.
Cybersecurity and Cyberwar: What Everyone Needs to Know
A plain-language overview of cybercrime, espionage, and warfare, explaining why cybersecurity is a global security issue.
Black Hat Python
Shows how hackers use Python to build offensive tools, teaching penetration testers to think like attackers.
Hacking: The Art of Exploitation
Teaches hacking from first principles, showing how low-level programming, memory, and assembly language can be exploited.
The Art of Intrusion
A collection of real hacker stories that highlight the creativity, persistence, and psychology of attackers.
Cult of the Dead Cow
Chronicles the influential hacker collective that blended mischief, activism, and technical brilliance to shape digital rights and security culture.
Practical IoT Hacking
A hands-on guide to testing and securing Internet of Things devices across hardware, firmware, and cloud services.
The Cybersecurity Playbook
Equips professionals to audit, assess, and ensure the integrity and security of information systems.
The Fifth Domain
Explores cyberspace as the fifth domain of conflict and explains how nations and businesses can build resilience against threats.
Data and Goliath
Examines how governments and corporations harvest personal data, and why privacy is vital to democracy and freedom.
Ghost in the Wires
Mitnick’s memoir of life as the FBI’s most wanted hacker, revealing the thrill and risks of hacking culture.
Sandworm
Investigates the Russian hacker group Sandworm and their devastating cyberattacks, including the NotPetya malware.
Countdown to Zero Day
Uncovers the story of Stuxnet, the first digital weapon to cause physical destruction, and its geopolitical impact.
The Ransomware Hunting Team
Profiles volunteer cybersecurity experts who crack ransomware and save victims worldwide without pay or recognition.
Fancy Bear Goes Phishing
Traces five pivotal hacks to explain how human psychology, law, and culture shape the vulnerabilities of the information age.
Underground
Documents the global hacker subculture of the 1980s and 1990s, exploring its ethics, obsessions, and conflicts with law enforcement.
Kingpin
Tells the rise and fall of Max Butler, who built a billion-dollar empire in the cybercrime underground.
Firewalls and Internet Security
Introduces the concept of firewalls through real case studies, establishing many of today’s foundational security principles.
The Hacker’s Handbook
One of the first popular hacking guides, highlighting early techniques and the hacker ethos of curiosity and exploration.
Tribe of Hackers
Collects advice from 70+ security experts, offering diverse perspectives on careers, threats, and hacker culture.
The Cuckoo’s Egg
A thrilling true story of how a tiny accounting error led to uncovering a global cyber-espionage ring during the Cold War.
The Art of Deception
Validates advanced knowledge in securing AWS environments including identity, encryption, and compliance.
Click Here to Kill Everybody
Warns of the dangers of an insecure Internet of Things and calls for systemic solutions to protect a hyper-connected world.
