The text explains how malware evades detection and how anti-virus programs attempt to "stalk" and neutralize them. Publication History
Free electronic versions of earlier editions have been made available on various digital archives. Intended Audience and Reception 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 The text explains how malware evades detection and
Published by American Eagle Publications, this version contains 470 pages. this version contains 470 pages.