Clifford Stoll

Books by Clifford Stoll in order

Books by Clifford Stoll in the order they were published, from The Cuckoo’s Egg (1989) to Die Wüste Internet. Jubiläums- Edition. Geisterfahren auf der Datenautobahn (2002).

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Kevin MitnickWrites about hacking and social engineering from the inside, which suits readers of The Cuckoo's Egg who want the hacker's side.
Bruce SchneierWrites on security and surveillance for general readers, continuing the attention to how systems fail.
Jaron LanierCritiques the internet's culture and business models in essays, appealing to readers of Stoll's skepticism about online hype.
Neil PostmanCritiques technology's social effects in Technopoly, a longer-standing argument against technological optimism.
Evgeny MorozovQuestions tech-utopian claims about the internet and digital solutions, similar to Stoll's Silicon Snake Oil.
Sherry TurkleExamines how digital technology changes people's relationships and attention, related to Stoll's concerns about computers in everyday life.