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No Starch Press authors to appear at DEFCON 12

From:  Patrick Dunn <patrick-AT-nostarch.com>
To:  patrick-AT-nostarch.com
Subject:  No Starch Press authors to appear at DEFCON 12
Date:  Thu, 22 Jul 2004 18:24:13 -0400

For immediate release

No Starch Press authors to make appearance at DEFCON 12

San Francisco, CA – No Starch Press is pleased to announce that two of 
its authors will be signing copies of their books at DEFCON 12. The 
show, the world’s largest underground hacking event, runs from July 30 
to August 1 at the Alexis Park Resort in Las Vegas.

Jon Erickson will be signing copies of his best-selling book Hacking: 
The Art of Exploitation on Saturday July 31 at 2 p.m. On Sunday August 1 
at noon, Andrew “bunnie” Huang will be signing copies of Hacking the 
Xbox: An Introduction to Reverse Engineering.

Come meet the authors whose books have garnered praise from both the 
media and from readers. Phrack magazine called Erickson’s book the “most 
complete tutorial on hacking techniques. Finally a book that does not 
just show how to use the exploits but how to develop them.”

“A piece of simple, succinct eloquence, this has fast become one of the 
most treasured books we own,” wrote Jonathan Gromer on 
PopularMechanics.com, speaking about Hacking the Xbox.

Founded in 1994, No Starch Press publishes unique books on computing, 
with a focus on Open Source, security, hacking, web development, 
programming, gaming, and alternative operating systems. Our titles have 
personality, our authors are passionate, and our goal is to make 
computing accessible to everyone.

For more information, or to request a review copy of either title, 
please contact Patrick Dunn, Publicist, at patrick@nostarch.com, or at 
321.939.2740. Both authors are available for interviews.

Please visit our website for additional information, www.nostarch.com. 
For more information about DEFCON 12, and to see a complete schedule of 
events, visit http://www.defcon.org/html/defcon-12/dc-12-index.html.









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