books....

[nyx]

this isn't a tutorial, but I wasn't sure where to post, and i think i've seen a few books links here, so....

I've just received this by mail, maybe it could be helpfull to some of you....

BizTalk Server 2000 Developers Guide for .NET 9.08M (http://www.syngress.com/download/course/biztalk.exe)

Mission Critical! Internet Security 6.57M (http://www.syngress.com/download/course/115_sec.exe)

.NET Mobile Developers Guide 7.71M (http://www.syngress.com/download/course/netmobile.exe)

.NET XML Developers Guide 8.25M (http://www.syngress.com/download/course/xml.exe)

E-mail Virus Protection Handbook 8.36M (http://www.syngress.com/download/course/EmailVirusProtection.exe)

A DBAs Guide to Databases Under Linux Including Oracle and SQL (http://www.syngress.com/download/course/DBAGuide.exe)

Bluetooth Application Developer's Guide 7.29M (http://www.syngress.com/download/course/160_bluetooth.exe)

Hack Proofing Your E-commerce Site 9.20M (http://www.syngress.com/download/course/ecommerce.exe)

Hack Proofing Sun Solaris 8 8.68M (http://www.syngress.com/download/course/HackProofingSunSolaris.exe)

Hack Proofing Linux 10.2M (http://www.syngress.com/download/course/hack_linux.zip)

I havn't read any of these, so I dunno if they're good. Hope it helps some of you... :)

[souleman]

Umm, it would have made the post sence in the "book and product review" forum, but oh well, maybe someone will move it. Looks like a pretty good list of books though.

[souleman]

I just downloaded Hack Proofing Linux......10.2 Meg Zip file. About 750 page PDF file. The actual book includes a cd, which isn't part of the zip file, but from what I looked at, it was all freely available on the internet. It's all about setting up and securing using all open source software. Looks pretty good, but I haven't read it yet. I don't have quite that much time while I am at work ;)

[nyx]

Thanks to ( whoever that was.. ) for moving the thread... :) he he he

well, souleman, has i said, I hope it helps...

if I receive more, i'll post it....

[Manish]

They don't write books for Linux readers? :( (most at .EXEs?)