Books
Practical books on AI development, software architecture, engineering careers, and the history of hacking. Most are available on Kindle Unlimited.
Published by Peak Grizzly Publishing. This page carries the technology titles — the full catalog, including history, lives with the publisher.
The Bangladesh Bank Heist
How North Korea Nearly Stole a Billion Dollars
A silenced printer almost let North Korea escape with nearly a billion dollars.
Kevin Mitnick
The Most Wanted Hacker in the World
The most feared hacker in America never touched a computer code to bypass top security.
The Sony Hack
North Korea vs. Hollywood
A Seth Rogen comedy led to the most catastrophic corporate cyberattack in U.S. history.
Cap'n Crunch: The Whistle That Started It All
John Draper and the Birth of Hacking
A children's cereal toy once threatened the world’s largest communication network.
The Mt. Gox Collapse
Bitcoin's First Crisis
When Mt. Gox collapsed in 2014, it plunged the Bitcoin world into its first existential crisis.
Phone Phreaks: The Original Hackers
How Blind Kids and Misfits Conquered the Telephone Network
A blind seven-year-old boy whistled his way into controlling the world's largest machine—AT&T's phone network.
The Accidental Spy Catcher
How an Astronomer Found the KGB Online
One astronomer's obsession with a minor error led to an unprecedented showdown with the KGB.
The Morris Worm
A Cybersecurity Turning Point
When a grad student's experiment spiraled out of control, it ignited the internet's first major crisis.
Operation Aurora:
A Tale of Digital Espionage (Book 2)
Hackers didn't just breach companies; in 2009, they infiltrated tech giants like Google and moved governments closer to cyberwarfare.
Digital Outlaws
The Rise of Early Hackers (Book 1)
The first hacker didn't need a computer, just a toy whistle from a cereal box.
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