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Just download it now. Overall, I found this book to be well written. The author is witty, well informed, and has clearly spent a lot of time researching the material. There are many valuable insights to be learned from this book that can help anyone take their organization's security practices to the next level. Without question, I highly recommend "Hacking Point of Sale". -- **-- James Eden, III, Director of Network Security Enterprise Solutions, Boyd Gaming Corporation "Hacking Point of Sale" is a great book for those IT folks who want to prevent point-of-sale (POS) app hacks and other potential vulnerabilities. In fact, the greatest value comes from knowing what's possible and recognizing where your company should be doing things to minimize those risks. The author certainly succeeds in that goal. -- **-- Bob Blakley, CISSP, CISA Overall I think this book should be a starting point for all who want to perform penetration testing on their POS devices. I think the author has done a good job in providing information about different types of testing, tools, tactics etc. with detailed descriptions for each of them. Finally it is good to mention that the book also covers steps to follow for reporting back your findings, which is also very important. -- **-- Aneesha Sharma, Senior Researcher & Penetration Tester, iSecUS This book is an excellent read that combined with pen-testing experience can help you achieve many things. I have found myself being interested in each chapter as the author mentions important points about how to find vulnerabilities in POS systems along with some real life scenarios related to point-of-sale technology. -- **-- Muhammad Khan, pentester and Security Researcher This book was a great read. It started off with a very good overview of the cashier role in a POS system, and then moved into an excellent discussion of testing techniques. The information on how to find vulnerabilities is very valuable for anyone considering testing a POS system. The chapter about reporting back to management is very valuable as well. I would recommend this book for everyone who has responsibility for PC security at any level of the organization. -- **-- Doug Wilson, Co-Director, CyberReveiller A couple of years ago I had the opportunity to review "Hacking Point of Sale" by Matt Jonkman (2010; 2nd Edition; http://www. amazon.com/Point-Of-Sale-Protection-Costs/dp/1455845745/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1312421942&sr=8-1&keywords=matt+jonkman). It was informative and entertaining. The author demonstrated how relatively few steps can be taken to test POS systems and identify vulnerabilities. Further, the book explained the process to report vulnerabilities uncovered via testing. This book is still relevant today as it discusses one of the most prevalent threats facing organizations, POS malware. cfa1e77820
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