A FOUR-LOGO rating is considered outstanding, and is given only to books that are superior in every way. All publications are reviewed from the perspective of working online information professionals, which may cause higher or lower ratings than might be perceived as appropriate in the general press. Bandits on the Information Superhighway by Daniel J. Barrett.
People are scared half-silly about crime on the Internet.
In some cases I suspect it's a handy excuse to hide technophobia. Bandits on the Information Highway is the ultimate guide book to sensible use of the Internet. It separates the myths and legends from reality, and includes interesting accounts about people who have been scammed and why and how it happened. Besides technical tips, there is advice from industry experts on what to do and not to do. Both are excellent.