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ForewordPrefaceChapter 1: The Security Industry Is BrokenChapter 2: Security: Nobody Cares!Chapter 3: It's Easier to Get "0wned" Than You ThinkChapter 4: It's Good to Be BadChapter 5: Test of a Good Security Product: Would I Use It? Chapter 6: Why Microsoft's Free AV Won't MatterChapter 7: Google Is EvilChapter 8: Why Most AV Doesn't Work (Well)Chapter 9: Why AV Is Often SlowChapter 10: Four Minutes to Infection? Chapter 11: Personal Firewall ProblemsChapter 12: Call It "Antivirus"Chapter 13: Why Most People Shouldn't Run Intrusion Prevention SystemsChapter 14: Problems with Host Intrusion PreventionChapter 15: Plenty of Phish in the SeaChapter 16: The Cult of SchneierChapter 17: Helping Others Stay Safe on the InternetChapter 18: Snake Oil: Legitimate Vendors Sell It, TooChapter 19: Living in Fear? Chapter 20: Is Apple Really More Secure? Chapter 21: OK, Your Mobile Phone Is Insecure; Should You Care? Chapter 22: Do AV Vendors Write Their Own Viruses? Chapter 23: One Simple Fix for the AV IndustryChapter 24: Open Source Security: A Red HerringChapter 25: Why SiteAdvisor Was Such a Good IdeaChapter 26: Is There Anything We Can Do About Identity Theft? Chapter 27: Virtualization: Host Security's Silver Bullet? Chapter 28: When Will We Get Rid of All the Security Vulnerabilities? Chapter 29: Application Security on a BudgetChapter 30: "Responsible Disclosure" Isn't ResponsibleChapter 31: Are Man-in-the-Middle Attacks a Myth? Chapter 32: An Attack on PKIChapter 33: HTTPS Sucks; Let's Kill It!Chapter 34: CrAP-TCHA and the Usability/Security TradeoffChapter 35: No Death for the PasswordChapter 36: Spam Is DeadChapter 37: Improving AuthenticationChapter 38: Cloud Insecurity? Chapter 39: What AV Companies Should Be Doing (AV 2.0)Chapter 40: VPNs Usually Decrease Security Chapter 41: Usability and Security Chapter 42: PrivacyChapter 43: AnonymityChapter 44: Improving Patch ManagementChapter 45: An Open Security IndustryChapter 46: AcademicsChapter 47: LocksmithingChapter 48: Critical InfrastructureEpilogueColophon
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