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Eric's book illuminated the world of Cybercrime for me, in a language that was informative yet easy to read and understand. After reading it, I immediately wanted to review my internet habits and avoid leaving a "breadcrumb trail" to my personal information. This book is very useful to those that buy, sell, or use credit card information on the internet. I highly recommend this book for anyone that uses the internet.

Dale Cannavan PhD, University Professor

Locally owned Business You Can Trust

I seriously cannot count the number of times Eric and his engineers have rescued our organizations mission critical systems with his timely response and thorough knowledge of the hardware and applications. Not only is he able to locate rare equipment and replacement components but always at competitive prices. This is exceptional for a locally owned business that you can trust to provide support on short notice.

Alan Duke IT Manager
Skagit Valley Hospital

"On Thin Ice" a Book keeping you safe Online

The chapter is a great read. I've dabbled in Tor and looked around a bit and the potential is pretty scary. I agree that the Social Engineering part is probably the most effective and subtle way of hacking. Kevin Mitnick was able to exploit the helpful nature of people to get access to systems and paid for it the hard way. Even though he didn't steal anything of value he showed the potential for this type of manipulation.

Technology, like diseases are getting more widespread and dangerous every day and makes you stop and think about what the future holds. I recommend the book to those looking for more information on how to keep yourself safe in the online world.

Alan Duke IT Manager
Skagit Valley Hospital