hacking fiction

What do you think about Stealing the network lain? I personally like it. It's well written and enjoyable!

I liked it too, it's a fun read.

recommendations are always welcome, >>994 thank you, i will give it a read immediately

>>995 lol'd at the 2nd story, nice one.

>>994 >mfw i just bought this book >mfw i could have stolen it for free

>>1147 physical copy? i mean if you're buying DRMd ebooks that is pretty stupid tbh, don't do that

What is your ideal hacker fiction lainons? If you had complete control, how would you tackle a piece of media about hacking (cracking if you want to be a stickler) and/or focusing on a hacker. Personally I'd focus it more on the individual rather than trying to portray the hacking as more glamorous then it really is -- I'm looking at you hackers.

>>1471 I would focus it on personal power struggle and how a person tries to change a world, wanting it to become better but making it worse.

>>1471 >What is your ideal hacker fiction lainons? If you had complete control, how would you tackle a piece of media about hacking (cracking if you want to be a stickler) and/or focusing on a hacker. interesting question >Personally I'd focus it more on the individual rather than trying to portray the hacking as more glamorous then it really is -- I'm looking at you hackers. yes, a more realistic portray would be cool. I'd love a thriller story about a guy or a group who are good hackers but also do social engineering and intrusions in person sort of like the good old spy stories but with modern tech and realistic hacking that makes sense and that you can follow for example the Stieg Larsson trilogy was pretty bad in that respect

>>1148 I buy DRM'd books, but I make sure that I can liberate them first.