The hundredth window
Subtitle: protecting your privacy and security in the age of the Internet
By: Charles Jennings and Lori Fena ; foreword by Esther Dyson.
Contributors: Fena, Lori, 1961-
Publisher: Free Press
Published: 2000
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 278
Subjects: Computer security.; Internet -- Security measures.
Description: "The Hundredth Window is a source of useful information for every citizen of the World Wide Web. Jennings and Fena offer their readers: an unsparingly honest assessment of how many popular Web sites handle privacy protection, guidelines for evaluating a site's trustworthiness, tips and tricks for protecting your private information while surfing online, strategies to avoid being followed on the Internet, and an advance look at likely new technologies that could put your privacy at risk." "Far from predicting the death of privacy, Jennings and Fena provide the tools and the perspective that will enable us all to preserve our privacy as we enter the twenty-first century, enabling us to enjoy the many benefits that the Internet can offer."--Jacket.