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Mac Security Bible by Joe Kissell (Kensington Technology Group ) (ISBN: 9781118257739)
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by Joe Kissell (Kensington Technology Group )
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- Title Mac Security Bible
- Author Joe Kissell (Kensington Technology Group )
- Binding unknown
- Publisher John Wiley & Sons
- ISBN 9781118257739
About the author
Joe Kissell was named one of MacTech's 25 most influential people in the Mac community for 2007. He's a senior contributor to Macworld and the senior editor of TidBITS, a website and weekly email newsletter about Macintosh and the Internet. Joe has worked in the Mac software industry since the early 1990s, including positions managing software development for Nisus Software and the Kensington Technology Group. He's the author of numerous books on Mac software.
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