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  1. Lessons Learned in Security Bug Bounty
    A Guide to Strategies in Vulnerability Hunting
    Eusebiu Blindu

    Real lessons from real bug bounty work — focusing on what actually leads to vulnerabilities, not just theory.

  2. Unexpected Histories
    Volume 3: The Secret in Arlington
    Edward W. Barnard

    For nearly fifty years, a secret hid on a tombstone in Arlington National Cemetery. William Friedman founded NSA cryptography. His wife Elizebeth broke Nazi Enigma codes. When she designed their headstone, she encoded his initials in the inscription using the same Bacon cipher they'd studied together in 1918. Nobody noticed until 2017. This volume explores hidden messages and buried truths across three centuries. The title essay traces Elizebeth Friedman's classified work that was kept secret because J. Edgar Hoover claimed credit. "Return With Honor" dissects Wikipedia disinformation about the military Code of Conduct, demonstrating how subtle deflection works and how to detect it. "The Salem Trials" connects the author's genealogy to original 1692 court documents, correcting myths that persist to this day. Three essays. Three hidden stories. One thread: the difference between what happened and what we're told.

  3. ME AND MY BROTHER
    Goodness Mmesoma Lucky
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  4. WARFARE: USD, Ukraine, BlackRock and the New World Order
    How global finance, digital power, and military alliances are reshaping the world order in the 21st century.
    DanielTran

    Finance is the new battlefield. From the USD to Ukraine, from Wall Street to BRICS — this book exposes the quiet war over power, debt, and global control.