Ask HN: Recommendations of good cybercrime novels?

"Snow Crash" by Neil Stephenson

read Cryptonomicon again

Daemon by Daniel Suarez

I was actually super mad at Daemon; I always try to get people to get both at once, to avoid the cliffhanger.

I recently re-read it, and the first few chapters are pretty tough

Check out the Audiobook then.

Daemon is demonstrably not unreadable, in that quite a lot of people did read and enjoy it.

Daemon's rich detail in this regard was appealing to me.

a fun read and a good book to re-visit.

I'll second Daemon. It's a really good novel.

"Daemon" or "Kill Decision" by Daniel Suarez

Try Daemon and Freedom™ by Daniel Suarez.

Fortunately seveneves was again spectacular.

A Deepness in the Sky, by Vernor Vinge, is an absolute delight

The Cuckoo's Egg true story

I am currently reading it and just can't stop.

John Carreyrou's nonfiction book "Bad Blood", which covered the rise and fall of Theranos

staples such as Cuckoo's Egg, Masters of Deception, Fugitive Game, and Hacker Crackdown

Indeed a great book.

The OG of true crime hacking books.

Fantastic book!

Second this.

Second this. Fantastic book about true events.

The Cuckoo's Egg, by Cliff Stoll.

Try Daemon and Freedom™ by Daniel Suarez.

If you're a Stephenson fan, I would absolutely give this a read.

read it for the story, not for the author

Reamde, by Neal Stephenson.

Cory Doctorow's Little Brother. I could not put it down, and read it in one sitting.

+1 has to be the most ‘hackernews’ book I have read / still reading

I recently read Ghost in the Wires by Kevin Mitnick and it was fantastic!

Ghost in the Wires - Kevin Mitnick

Ghost in the Wire by Kevin Mitnick.