| Computer Virus Handbook | by Levin | |
| Short Course on Computer Viruses | by Cohen | |
| The Giant Black Book of Computer Viruses | by Ludwig | |
| The Virus Creation Labs | by Smith | |
| Bigelow's Computer Virus Pocket Reference | by Mayo | |
| Bigelow's Virus Troubleshooting Pocket Reference | by Dunham | |
| Debugging Asp : Troubleshooting for Programmers | by Kandler |
by Phil Schmauder
| Like biological viruses, computer viruses can spread quickly and are often difficult to get rid of without causing damage. Virus Proof: The Ultimate Guide to Protecting Your System provides key steps you should take to protect your system from these destructive viruses. Inside you will learn how to recover data that is lost as a result of a virus, what common viruses do, and how they spread. Virus Proof is an excellent resource for any computer user, from the beginner to the expert. |
| Ivars Peterson describes dozens and dozens of hoary computer bugs and gives biographical sketches of the bug detectives who located and fixed them. This book, which reads like a novel, is both entertaining and informative. Many of the bugs that Peterson discusses are not in computer programs per se but in the human systems that run and operate the computers. |
by W. Timothy Polk, John P. Wack, Lawrence E. Bassham, Lisa Carnahan
by Philip Fites, Peter Johnston, Martin Kratz, Phillip E. Fites