You will do a better job to keep Windows secure if you have a body of background knowledge about security weaknesses in Windows and familiarity with the practices of good security. Roger Grimes shares facts, storytelling, and reveal technical details that will make you realize how serious the threat posed by malicious mobile code (a Grimes catch-all terms used to describe viruses, Trojans, and the like). More coverage of risks specific to Windows 2000 (and Windows XP, which are not discussed here at all) will make this book better, but because many of the attacks generic for-32 bit Windows environment, is the work of Grimes remains smooth Wall. - David Topics covered: Viruses, Trojans, worms, and other nasties - particularly those that can be distributed by e-mail, Web pages, or instant messaging tools - that can disable Windows, or switch control to the hacker is not valid.