Muthukumar Rajamani : Interaction Designer/Manager, Bangalore

Product Experience Management,User Reseach at Cisco Systems, India

An Ethical Guide to Hacking Mobile Phones

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Ankit Fadia . The Ethical Hacker.
Computer Security Guru. Ankit wrote his first book on hacking when he was just
16 years old. I just bought his latest book “An
Ethical Guide to Hacking Mobile Phones” at Crossword.

Nemesis by Issac AsimovWent
to Blossoms on Church Street and picked up
Nemesis
by Issac Asimov

The Art of Innovation by Tom KellyAlso
reading ”
The Art of Innovation” by Tom Kelly.
Lessons in Creativity from IDEO, America’s Leading Design Firm

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19 September 2005 at 01:35 - Comments
Uma
Hey Ankit Fadia’s book looks interesting, would love to hear more once you’ve read it.
19 September 05 at 06:37
Muthu
Hi Uma, I will post some key-takeaways from this book soon
19 September 05 at 07:07
Ram.c
For every new technological invention like this, there are people to hack them.. that’s amazing as well as scary… lucky that I don’t save much info in my mobile except the nos.

For certain people, hacking the mobile nos. itself will be a scarier thing.. like those having connections with unwanted elements.
22 September 05 at 21:10
Prasant
I found ‘The art of innovation’ an inspiring read. I especially liked the idea of ‘hot teams’…

Regards,
Prasant
23 September 05 at 02:56
Muthu
Ram, hacking is scary. Guess, the least we can do is now how to perform basic anti hacking measures on our devices.

Prasant, Yea, this is ‘must read book for all indian designers. Hot teams is a really cool idea. The very fact that team members can choose there team leader is cool :)
26 September 05 at 00:17
narayan
bulshit.
Kids you don’t know the security world.
He just copy pasted from internet
16 May 06 at 04:16