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    Books In Classes: [Reference] [Computer]
    Books In Genres: [Computer Security] [Linux] [Operating Systems] [Red Hat Fedora Linux]
    Books In Database: 5

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Bibliography - Non-Fiction Books by Daniel J. Barrett

Linux Pocket Guide - 2nd Edition (©2012) 232 pp. (Recently Added)
Computer Reference Linux Operating Systems Amazon US PB Amazon US Kindle Amazon Canada PB

SSH, The Secure Shell : The Definitive Guide (2nd edition, updated) (©2005) 672 pp.
Computer Computer Security Amazon US PB Amazon Canada PB
Author(s): Daniel J. Barrett , Richard E. Silverman , Robert G. Byrnes

Linux Pocket Guide (©2004) 224 pp.
Computer Linux Operating Systems Red Hat Fedora Linux Amazon US PB Amazon Canada PB

Linux Security Cookbook (©2003) 352 pp.
Computer Computer Security Linux Amazon US PB Amazon Canada PB
Author(s): Daniel J. Barrett , Richard E. Silverman , Robert G. Byrnes

SSH, The Secure Shell: The Definitive Guide (©2001) 540 pp.
Computer Computer Security Amazon US PB Amazon Canada PB
Author(s): Daniel J. Barrett , Richard E. Silverman

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