Engineers learn more from failure than success. "Security Engineering" brings this practice to life, investigating the design and weaknesses of ATM machines, currency printing, nuclear command and control, radar, and dozens of other topics. Anderson's insights are accurate and helpful, partly because he's served as consultant for diverse industries. His descriptions of criminal and intelligence agency exploitation of insecure systems are startling; fake cellular base stations, fly-by-night phone companies, TEMPEST/EMSEC viruses, freezing electronics to preserve RAM -- all are explained in layman's terms.
"Security Engineering" is a book of principles, lessons, and case studies. It offers history, tools, and standards to judge engineering endeavors. This book actually inspired me to learn how brick-and-mortar engineers learn their trade, as their methods and failure analysis may apply to the software world. "Security Engineering" will remain relevant for years, but I recommend you read it as soon as possible.
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