A review by rachelwalexander
The Art of Deception: Controlling the Human Element of Security by William L. Simon, Kevin D. Mitnick

3.0

The entire book is basically 200 pages of anecdotes illustrating that people can compromise security even with elaborate technical systems in place by seeking seemingly unimportant information from people who don't know better. It's a fun read with some good info, and the 2002-era tech stuff is entertaining. Not especially well-organized and a bit repetitive, but that's how books like this are.