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A practical guide to understanding macOS threat behavior through system data, persistence inspection, and Apple security frameworks.

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Driving Innovation with Python in Financial Services | Anaconda Learn how CIBC streamlined workflows and cut costs using Python. Real strategies for financial teams to automate analysis while maintaining governance.

John Wengler has an upcoming book with us on how to use Python to enhance your Excel skills.

He’s also giving a webinar on using Python and Anaconda to move faster inside a regulated financial environment.

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The red team’s job is to prove you’re vulnerable. The blue team’s job is to prove they aren’t. The purple team’s job is to survive the debrief.

One of the most powerful coding habits is stopping to explain the problem to yourself out loud.

Security data is only as good as the pipelines behind it. Learn how to collect, enrich, and secure telemetry using open source tools like Filebeat, Logstash, Redis, Kafka, and Elasticsearch.
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Modern AI feels easier when you build each model yourself. This book shows you how.

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Every print copy comes with a free Ebook!

Kotlin isn’t just for Android. In Kotlin from Scratch, you’ll build 37 projects that explore math, physics, and algorithms to strengthen your coding skills.

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Remember when making your own Game Boy game felt impossible? Not anymore!

Look at what Sydney Chen and Alfonso Rada of Hamilton University built after diving into Game Boy Coding Adventure.

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Turn theory into working wireless systems. The Wireless Cookbook helps you master Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and LoRa through Linux projects that build real, functional solutions.

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Impostor syndrome is just your brain rate-limiting your confidence.

We’re hiring a Developmental Editor (Remote, US-based). Work with our authors in crafting best-selling tech books that inspire and inform readers everywhere.

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If someone you know already loves Automate the Boring Stuff with Python, this workbook is the perfect gift for the holidays.

It’s packed with exercises, projects, and real scripts that make coding click.

Available now at major retailers

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Breaking things is easy. Understanding why they break is art.

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Hiring: experienced Production Editors (Remote, US-based).

Work on best-selling computer books like Python Crash Course, Automate the Boring Stuff, and Linux Basics for Hackers.

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Review: The Wireless Cookbook - Help Net Security The Wireless Cookbook is a project-centered guide to working with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and LoRa, with the Raspberry Pi as the main platform.

Check out this excellent review of The Wireless Cookbook!

https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2025/10/28/review-the-wireless-cookbook/

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Still in beta, spiritually.

Learn assembly by doing what you always wanted as a kid: playing with your Game Boy. Available now at major retailers.

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Our Halloween Sale is live with 31% off sitewide from 10/28 to 11/1.
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Practical Purple Teaming Real-world threats demand real-world teamwork.

Tired of red-team reports that go unread? Practical Purple Teaming shows how to run collaborative exercises that improve detection and close real gaps. Available now at select stores and major online retailers, including Amazon and B&N! nostarch.com/purple-teaming

two images of a small cathode ray tube. the upper image shows that it is nearly as small as a ball-point pen, starting out at the same diameter but flaring out into a tiny screen that is about 10mm in diameter. the bottom image shows the same CRT cut in half, with a complex array of small metal electron lenses.

My coffee table book, Open Circuits, with beautiful cross-section photos of electronics, is 25% off through the 12th. Use the super-secret discount code "SHOWOFF". What, you already have the book? BAM--you just thought of a friend who would enjoy a copy.

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Humble Tech Book Bundle: Electronics for the Curious by No Starch Pay what you want to deepen your knowledge of video games and technology with our latest Tech Book Bundle: Electronics for the Curious.

Tired of doomscrolling? Trade chaos for creativity. The new @nostarchpress.bsky.social tech bundle has 21 books on electronics, consoles, and more. Pay what you want—$36 gets them all and supports EFF. www.humblebundle.com/books/elect...

Promotional graphic for No Starch Press’s Electronics for the Curious book bundle. Shows three covers—Open Circuits, The Game Console 2.0, and Getting Started with FPGAs—on a dark circuit-board background. Text notes “Supporting: Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)” and a footer reads “Book Bundle.”

Still time. Pay at least $36 to get 21 hands-on hardware guides worth $500+. All in support of EFF.

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Book cover for The Great LEGO Puzzle Book by Jacob Berg. Bright blue background with LEGO-stud pattern; large yellow/white title. Callouts read “Pick a Puzzle” and “Build the Solution,” with arrows from a red 2-D LEGO pattern on a baseplate to a yellow 3-D LEGO model. Badge says “Ages 8+.” Footer: “120 Creative Building Challenges Inside!”

Solve it, then build it. Released today in stores! 120 clever brick challenges that will stretch your creativity, no screens required. Are you up for the puzzle?

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Promotional graphic for the "Electronics for the Curious" Humble Book Bundle by No Starch Press. The image shows five book covers: Arduino Workshop (Second Edition), Arduino for Arduinians, Getting Started with FPGAs, The Game Console 2.0, and Open Circuits. The title "Electronics for the Curious" is displayed in large green and white text with a plug icon, on a dark blue circuit board background. At the bottom is a red banner with the Humble logo and the words "Book Bundle."

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Black graphic with bold white and yellow text: "Labor Day Sale – 35% Off Sitewide. Use code LABORDAY35." Below: "DRM-free • Print includes instant ebook • 30-day returns." Sale ends 9/1/2025 at 23:59 PDT. Bottom corner features a cartoon robot holding a wrench.

35% off everything. Code LABORDAY35. Ends Sept 1, 11:59 PM PDT.

That’s all. Happy Labor Day!

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NSP team status: Currently vibrating with excitement on a plane to Vegas ✈️ DEF CON here we come! We're bringing books, stickers, and an unbridled enthusiasm for talking shop. You've been warned.

A poster titled "Author Signing Schedule" from No Starch Press. The schedule is for August 8th, 9th, and 10th. Friday, August 8 11:00am: Kyle Cucci, Evasive Malware and Jon DiMaggio, The Art of Cyberwarfare 12:00pm: Travis Goodspeed, Microcontroller Exploits, PoC||GTFO and Lindsay Kaye, Reversing the Dark Web 1:00pm: Nick Aleks, Black Hat Bash, Black Hat GraphQL and Alex Matrosov, Rootkits and Bootkits 2:00pm: Alfie Champion, Practical Purple Teaming and Philip Dursey, Red Teaming AI 3:00pm: JP Aumasson, Serious Cryptography, 2nd Edition and Daniel Reilly, Math for Security 4:00pm: Hunter Scott, Designing Electronics That Work Saturday, August 9 11:00am: Corey Ball, Hacking APIs and Patrick Wardle, The Art of Mac Malware, Volumes 1 & 2 12:00pm: Casey Erdmann, Red Team Engineering 1:00pm: Eugene Lim, From Day Zero to Zero Day 2:00pm: Paulino Calderon & Fotios Chantzis, Practical IoT Hacking 3:00pm: Jason Andress, Foundations of Information Security and Kara Nance, The Ghidra Book Sunday, August 10 11:00am: Micah Lee, Hacks, Leaks, and Revelations The bottom right corner features a stylized drawing of two robots.

First look at our DEF CON author lineup 👀

Come say hi — these folks are as smart as they are fun at parties (very)!

A book cover titled "Red Team Engineering: The Art of Building Offensive Tools and Infrastructure" by Casey Erdmann. The background is a textured red, and the title text is large and white. In the top right corner, "2nd Edition" is printed diagonally. A white rectangular sticker with a torn edge near the bottom right says "UNCORRECTED PROOF" in black text. A small circular logo reading No Starch Press is at the bottom center.

Most red team books tell you WHAT to do. This one shows you HOW to actually do it.

Red Team Engineering breaks the "theory only" curse – from someone who's actually been there.

DEF CON attendees know the difference between talks and walks. This book walks.