How to hide information where no one can find it. Steganography and much more.
How do you provide useful services to customers and users without storing sensitive or personal information.
Building in privacy from the bedrock.
How to build screamingly fast, very lightweight Java applications without databases to slow them down.
A great survey of how the open source software philosophy is
changing how we create and share software.
Cash and electronic transactions over the Internet can be safe. This book describes
some of the most basic techniques for transfering money as well as some of the most
extreme and outlandish.
There's no reason why copyright stops working in an on-line world. This book describes
a number of different techniques for controlling digital information by adding watermarks
and other hidden bits.
If time is money, then anything that can save transmission time might be valuable. This
book is a great conceptual description of the most important compression algorithms in
use today. (Click here for
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