On Wed, 30 May 2001, Graham, Randy (RAW) wrote:
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> Network Intrusion Detection: An Analysts' Handbook - Northcutt
> Intrusion Signatures and Analysis - Northcutt
these are good from a practical standpoint, but theory is needed to really
evaluate products and interpret situations. i really like:
intrusion detection -- rebecca gurly bace
> Cryptography:
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> Applied Cryptography - Schneier
again, an excellent 'must have' on someone's shelf if they're looking at
products that use ciphers and need to know some of their properties. i'm
still not a big fan of schneier's teaching style, i reccomend as a
supplement:
Cryptography and Network Security, Principles and Practice -- william
stallings
just my additions. i could go on and on .. i read a lot and assimilate a
lot of information. but .. you gotta start somewhere.
amazon.com has some neat listmania lists on security books, too.
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