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- The Well-Grounded Rubyist (2)
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- Ajax Security (1)
- By Billy Hoffman, Bryan Sullivan
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- Four Views of Divine Sovereignty and Human Freedom
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- What on Earth Am I Here For?
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- The Secrets of Wireless Hacking
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- The Definitive Guide
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Ajax Security
Great book on web security. Something for everyone.
This book features one of the best introductions to classical web security I have read (and I have read many). The entire book is slanted more towards developers then security professionals in it's depth and coverage, but I can guarantee eve ... (continue)
Great book on web security. Something for everyone.
This book features one of the best introductions to classical web security I have read (and I have read many). The entire book is slanted more towards developers then security professionals in it's depth and coverage, but I can guarantee even the most seasoned security pros will find some area of the book useful for filling in their knowledge.
The combination of a great tutorial and unparalleled coverage of emerging client-side threats makes this book a must own.
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