The: Giant Black Book Of Computer Viruses

The book is aimed at computer professionals, IT students, and advanced programmers who want a "under the hood" understanding of system programming and security. While offensive to some due to its instructional nature on virus creation, many reviewers from Amazon and ThriftBooks consider it a classic text for understanding the fundamental mechanics of self-replicating code. The Giant Black Book of Computer Viruses - Amazon.com

Published by American Eagle Publications, this version contains 470 pages. The Giant Black Book of Computer Viruses

While it has a heavy focus on DOS, it also covers viruses for 32-bit Windows, Unix, OS/2, and the Internet. The book is aimed at computer professionals, IT

Ludwig details sophisticated malware methods such as stealth technology, polymorphism, and evolutionary viruses. and evolutionary viruses.