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Bibliography

What follows is a compendium of sources that have information that will be of use to anyone reading this guide. Most of them were used in the writing of the booklet, while others are simply noted because they are a must for any good net.citizen's bookshelf.

Books

Comer, Douglas E.
	Internetworking With TCP/IP, 2nd ed., 2v
	Prentice Hall
	Englewood Cliffs, NJ
	1991

Davidson, John
	An Introduction to TCP/IP
	Springer-Verlag
	Berlin
	1988

Frey, Donnalyn, and Adams, Rick
	!`@%:: A Directory of Electronic Mail Addressing and Networks
	O'Reilly and Associates
	Newton, MA
	1989

Gibson, William
	Neuromancer
	Ace
	New York, NY
	1984

LaQuey, Tracy
	Users' Directory of Computer Networks
	Digital Press
	Bedford, MA
	1990

Levy, Stephen
	Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution
	Anchor Press/Doubleday
	Garden City, NY
	1984

Partridge, Craig
	Innovations in Internetworking
	ARTECH House
	Norwood, MA
	1988

Quarterman, John S.
	The Matrix: Computer Networks and Conferencing Systems Worldwide
	Digital Press
	Bedford, MA
	1989

Raymond, Eric (ed)
	The New Hacker's Dictionary
        MIT Press
        Cambridge, MA
        1991

Stoll, Clifford
	The Cuckoo's Egg
	Doubleday
	New York
	1989

Tanenbaum, Andrew S.
	Computer Networks, 2d ed
	Prentice-Hall
	Englewood Cliffs, NJ
	1988

Todinao, Grace
	Using UUCP and USENET: A Nutshell Handbook
	O'Reilly and Associates
	Newton, MA
	1986

The Waite Group
	Unix Communications, 2nd ed.
	Howard W. Sams & Company
	Indianapolis
	1991

Periodicals & Papers

Barlow, J
	Coming Into The Country
	Communications of the ACM
	2
	March 1991
	 Addresses ``Cyberspace''---John Barlow was a co-founder of the EFF.

Collyer, G., and Spencer, H
	News Need Not Be Slow
	Proceedings of the 1987 Winter USENIX Conference
        181--90
	USENIX Association, Berkeley, CA
	January 1987

Denning, P
	The Internet Worm
	American Scientist
	126--128
	March--April 1989

The Science of Computing: Computer Networks
	American Scientist
	127--129
	March--April 1985

Frey, D., and Adams, R
	USENET: Death by Success?
	UNIX REVIEW
	55--60
	August 1987

Gifford, W.S
	ISDN User-Network Interfaces
	IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications
	343--348
	May 1986

Ginsberg, K
	Getting from Here to There
	UNIX REVIEW
	45
	January 1986

Hiltz, S.R
	The Human Element in Computerized Conferencing Systems
	Computer Networks
	421--428
	December 1978
	

Horton, M
	What is a Domain?
	Proceedings of the Summer 1984 USENIX Conference
        368--372
	USENIX Association, Berkeley, CA
	June 1984

Jacobsen, Ole J
	Information on TCP/IP
	ConneXions---The Interoperability Report
	14--15
	July 1988
	

Jennings, D., et al
	Computer Networking for Scientists
	Science
	943--950
	28 February 1986
	

Markoff, J
	``Author of computer `virus' is son of U.S. electronic security expert.''
	New York Times
	Nov. 5, 1988
	A1

``Computer snarl: A `back door' ajar.''
	New York Times
	Nov. 7, 1988
	B10

McQuillan, J.M., and Walden, D.C.
	The ARPA Network Design Decisions
	Computer Networks
	243--289
	1977
	

Ornstein, S.M
	A letter concerning the Internet worm
	Communications of the ACM
        June 1989

Partridge, C
	Mail Routing Using Domain Names: An Informal Tour
	Proceedings of the 1986 Summer USENIX Conference
        366--76
	USENIX Association, Berkeley, CA
	June 1986

Quarterman, J
	Etiquette and Ethics
	ConneXions---The Interoperability Report
	12--16
	March 1989
	

Notable Computer Networks
	Communications of the ACM
	October 1986
	This was the predecessor to The Matrix.

Raeder, A.W., and Andrews, K.L
	Searching Library Catalogs on the Internet: A Survey
        Database Searcher 6
        16--31
        September 1990

Seeley, D
	A tour of the worm
	Proceedings of the 1989 Winter USENIX Conference
        287--304
	USENIX Association, Berkeley, CA
	February 1989

Shulman, G
	Legal Research on USENET Liability Issues
	;login: The USENIX Association Newsletter
	11--17
	December 1984

Smith, K
	E-Mail to Anywhere
	PC World
	220--223
	March 1988

Stoll, C
	Stalking the Wily Hacker
	Communications of the ACM
	14
	May 1988
	This article grew into the book The Cuckoo's Egg.

Taylor, D
	The Postman Always Rings Twice: Electronic Mail in a Highly Distributed Environment
	Proceedings of the 1988 Winter USENIX Conference
        145--153
	USENIX Association, Berkeley, CA
	December 1988
	
U.S.Gen'l Accounting Ofc
	Computer Security: Virus Highlights Need for Improved Internet Management
	GAO/IMTEC-89-57,
	1989
	Addresses the Internet worm.

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