*note: I'll be adding titles and links to this bibliography whenever I can. Currently, there is a spate of books which can be termed 'cyberthriller' and involve computer hacking. Since many of these books are not in my personal archives, publishing details are not always available. Publishers can rectify this situation by sending me details and/or review copies.
For the time being, I've listed these entries in alphabetical order by author. Uncertain whether to continue this way. Listing by book title might also be handy. Both ways are useful. A searchable database would be the ideal... and this version of Mark/Space is just at the steampunk stage. Let me know if you have a solution to this.
Computer Virus Myths
(virus information, myths debunked... site maintained by Ron Rosenberger)
Cult of the Dead Cow
("We're the world's oldest underground t-file group, and we've been terrorizing the internet/hpworld since 1984." --Paul Leonard.)
Cypherpunks
(ftp site... articles and papers on cryptography, remailers... plus links)
Defiant Eurosat
(satellite TV hacking news and information... pirate cards, decoders, software, encryption keys)
Hacker Jargon
(an in-depth glossary of Hacker Jargon presented by Eric Raymond)
Inquisitor
(high tech hacking and other weirdness... maintained by Dany Drennan)
The Lockpicking Guide
(hacking often involves doing in-person research... here's the jimmy)
LOD.com
(is this really the Legion of Doom site?)
The New Hacker's Dictionary
(glossary of Hacker terms)
NT Bugtraq
(listing of potentially malicious bugs... haven't checked this link yet)
PHILA -- Remote Resources
(hacker link site...
have linked to Mark/Space, mucho obligato)
Silicon Toad's Hacking Resources
(as stated... e-mail: silicon@netwalk.com)
Symantec Anti-Virus Reference Center
(updates on the latest viruses)
Viruses@WPI: Online References
(resource site... haven't checked this link)
