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Simple Steps to Data Encryption: A Practical Guide to Secure Computing
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| #1381808 in Books | Syngress | 2013-05-09 | 2013-04-25 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.00 x.26 x6.00l,.36 | File type: PDF | 86 pages | ||9 of 11 people found the following review helpful.| Use open source product documentation. Much better at zero cost.|By Ben Rothke|Of the many books that author Pete Loshin has written in the past decades, a number of them are completely comprised of public domain information that he gathered. Titles such as Big book of Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) RFCs, Big Book of IPsec RFCs, Big Book of Lightweight Directory Access Protoc|||"This book couldn’t have come at a more opportune time...The message here is that everyone can benefit from protecting their information, and you should be doing it as a matter of habit in your everyday life."--Network Security, September 1 20
Everyone wants privacy and security online, something that most computer users have more or less given up on as far as their personal data is concerned. There is no shortage of good encryption software, and no shortage of books, articles and essays that purport to be about how to use it. Yet there is precious little for ordinary users who want just enough information about encryption to use it safely and securely and appropriately--WITHOUT having to become experts in ...
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