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    Kickstart Security: macOS Mojave
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    Kickstart Security: macOS Mojave

    By Austin LaSota

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    About this ebook

    Kickstart Security: macOS Mojave, covers generalized topics regarding the security of Macs in a touch and go fashion. The foundations are set, and relevant bricks laid out to build up your knowledge. The Kickstart Security series values brevity, focusing on the info you need to start securing a Mac as fast as possible.

    A note from the author:

    At my local Barnes and Noble, there’s a huge shelf of big, bulky books covering every security-related topic imaginable. I occasionally walk by on the way to the bathroom, and ponder how long until its s tall it tips over and crushes me. One day it will, and at the rate this crazy world is going, its going to grow tall enough to crush us all. It might even reach the moon, looping around and crushing all the previous editions of those books all over again.

    But fear not, for this book will not crush you. In fact, it can’t crush you - because its as light as the wind. I assure you that fact has nothing to do with it being digital, and more to do with not spending 200 pages telling you why Telnet is bad. The Kickstart Security series revels in brevity, touching on topics and hitting the points like a debater. Oh, and not only is this book free, it’s under the Creative Commons. So if the armchair editor in you winces with every page, you are free to improve and re-distribute it - so long as my name gets mentioned.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAustin LaSota
    Release dateFeb 6, 2019
    ISBN9780463865736
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    Kickstart Security: macOS Mojave
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    Austin LaSota

    I'm a freelance/contract security researcher and IT specialist. My experience spans many domains, but macOS/iOS devices are my favorite to work with and write about.

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