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"... a guide though the thicket of contradictions and trade-offs in this area. ... The well-written collection of 12 chapters starts with the basics of computing, networking, and data mining, and proceeds through systems vulnerabilities, attacks, and defenses, all within the perspectives of costs (economy), law, social engineering, and public policy. ... Highly recommended."
-J Beidler, University of Scranton, in CHOICE Magazine, April 2014

"Sloan and Warner's new book comprehensively analyzes consumer privacy and security from a game theoretic viewpoint. Their approach crisply explains both consumer and firm behavior and offers useful predictions for where market or regulatory approaches are needed for consumer protection."
-Chris Jay Hoofnagle, Lecturer in Residence, UC Berkeley Law

"The success of this book is in making non-technical readers think about the situation we are in and the hard choices that we are left with."
-Sithu D. Sudarsan, in Computing Reviews

" ... the writing style increases the accessibility of the content and enhances its appeal to a broader readership, including graduate students, postgraduate students, and informed lay readers. ... Fortunately, this book was written by experts with a deep knowledge and understanding of the field, who present complex issues in a refreshingly straightforward manner. ... will stimulate the thinking of students at all levels, especially those in computer science and engineering courses focusing on ethical and professional issues."
-Barry Blundell, in Computing Reviews