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Glass. 1aLos Alamitos, CA :bIEEE Computer Society ;aHoboken, New Jersey :bJohn Wiley & Sons, Inc.,c[2011] 4c©2011  a1 online resource (x, 305 pages)  atextbtxt2rdacontent  acomputerbc2rdamedia  aonline resourcebcr2rdacarrier  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.00tFOREWORD /rLinda Rising --tINTRODUCTION.gI.1.tWhat's the Dark Side? --gPART 1.tDARK SIDE ISSUES --gCHAPTER 1.tSUBVERSION.g1.1.tIntroductory Case Studies and Anecdotes.g1.2.tThe Survey: Impact of Subversive Stakeholders On Software Projects.g1.3.tSelected Responses 37.g1.4.tA Follow-Up to the Survey: Some Hypotheses and Related Survey Findings --gCHAPTER 2.tLYING.g2.1.tIntroductory Case Studies and Anecdotes.g2.2.tIncidents of Lying: The Survey.g2.3.tQualitative Survey Responses on Lying.g2.4.tWhat Can Be Done About Lying?.g2.5.tThe Questionnaire Used in the Survey --gCHAPTER 3.tHACKING.g3.1.tCase Studies of Attacks and Biographies of Hackers.g3.2.tCyber Terrorism and Government-Sponsored Hacking.g3.3.tThe Hacker Subculture.g3.4.tHow a Hacker Is Identified.g3.5.tTime Line of a Typical Malware Attack.g3.6.tHacker Economy: How Does a Hacker Make Money?.g3.7.tSocial Engineering.g3.8.tA Lingering Question.g3.9.tLate-Breaking News --gCHAPTER 4.tTHEFT OF INFORMATION.g4.1.tIntroduction.g4.2.tCase Studies.g4.3.tHow Do the Victims Find Out That Their Secrets Are Stolen?.g4.4.tIntellectual Property Protection.g4.5.tOpen Versus Closed Source --gCHAPTER 5.tESPIONAGE.g5.1.tIntroduction.g5.2.tWhat Is Espionage?.g5.3.tCase Studies.g5.4.tCyber Warfare --gCHAPTER 6.tDISGRUNTLED EMPLOYEES AND SABOTAGE.g6.1.tIntroduction and Background.g6.2.tDisgruntled Employee Data Issues.g6.3.tDisgruntled Employee Software Issues.g6.4.tDisgruntled Employee System Issues.g6.5.tWhat to Do About Disgruntled Employee Acts.g6.6.tSabotage --gCHAPTER 7.tWHISTLE-BLOWING.g7.1.tA Hypothetical Scenario.g7.2.tWhistle-Blowing and Software Engineering.g7.3.tMore Case Studies and Anecdotes.gAPPENDIX TO CHAPTER 7.tPRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE RESEARCH INTO WHISTLE-BLOWING --gPART 2.tVIEWPOINTS ON DARK SIDE ISSUES --tIntroduction --gCHAPTER 8.tOPINIONS, PREDICTIONS, AND BELIEFS.g8.1.tAutomated Crime 246 Donn B. Parker Information Sources.g8.2.tLet's Play Make Believe /rKarl E. Wiegers.g8.3.tDark, Light, or Just Another Shade of Grey? /rLes Hatton.g8.4.tRational Software Developers as Pathological Code Hackers /rNorman Fenton --gCHAPTER 9.tPERSONAL ANECDOTES.g9.1.tAn Officer and a Gentleman Confronts the Dark Side /rGrady Booch.g9.2.tLess Carrot and More Stick /rJune Verner.g9.3.t"Them and Us": Dispatches from the Virtual Software Team Trenches /rValentine Casey.g9.4.tWhat is it to Lie on a Software Project? /rRobert N. Britcher.g9.5.t"Merciless Control Instrument" and the Mysterious Missing Fax /rA. H. (anonymous).g9.6.tForest of Arden /rDavid Alan Grier.g9.7.tHard-Headed Hardware Hit Man /rWill Tracz.g9.8.tA Lighthearted Anecdote /rEugene Farmer --tCONCLUSIONS.0 aOnline resource and print version record.8 aIn the increasingly conscience-focused marketplaces of the 21st century, the demand for more ethical business processes is increasing. Based on substantive research, this is an exposé on the prevalence of subversion, lying, hacking and espionage on every level of the management of software projects. 0aSoftware engineeringxMoral and ethical aspects. 0aComputer software industryxMoral and ethical aspects. 7aSoftware engineering2fast0(OCoLC)fst01124185 7aComputer software industry2fast0(OCoLC)fst00872606 7aEthics2fast0(OCoLC)fst009158331 aGlass, Robert L.,d1932-eauthor.08iPrint version:aRost, Johann.tDark side of software engineering.dHoboken, N.J. : John Wiley & Sons [for] IEEE Computer Society, 2011z9780470597170w(OCoLC)66432410640uhttp://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/book/10.1002/9780470909959zWiley Online Library  aYBP Library ServicesbYANKn12667909  a92bDG1  c10923d10923