Reviews for Weak computer security in government

The average rating for Weak computer security in government based on 2 reviews is 2 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2013-01-29 00:00:00 Diego Argaez MY ACURA MY HOT GIRLFRIEND ME ME ME ME ME ME I ME ME MY MY MIIIINE 90% of the author patting himself on the back for being such an awesome human being, 10% interesting story about Mitnick's capture.

Review # 2 was written on 2013-04-04 00:00:00 Andres Carciente I read this book because I'm a computer professional, and I was a big fan of the movie. But the book suffers from Tsutomu's lack of objectivity. The story of the *movie* is: Silicon Valley hotshot learns deep and valuable life lessons while getting taken down a peg by a greasy computer genius. The story of the *book* is: Poor Tsutomu. Even after co-opting the entire California academic computing community (without pay), the lowlife shittiness of Kevin Mitnick somehow allows him to evade capture. The FBI is too stupid to help. Another thing that the movie has over the book: Skeet Ulrich. A good, solid half of the book is made up of ultra-detailed descriptions of various security analysts carpooling in various cars on their way to various defunct California restaurants. I really don't care. Oh, and we're supposed to sympathize with him as his young, athletic good looks lure a young woman into several beds and hot tubs while she struggles with her relationship with a much older man. ...But it was cool to hear about VMS and tarballs from back in the day.