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LIGATT Security International, Inc.: LIGATT Security International Publishes New Book "How to Become the World's No. 1 Hac

^{Published on 2009-05-21 07:54:19, Last Modified on 2009-05-21 07:55:06 - Market Wire}
 

ATLANTA, GA--(Marketwire - May 21, 2009) - CEO of LIGATT Security International (PINKSHEETS: [ LGTT ]) Gregory Evans announced today the electronic release of "How to Become the World's No.1 Hacker Short and Simple." The newly released publication addresses common questions regarding some of the underlying mechanics of hacking.

"My purpose of writing this book is to provide the general public with answers to frequently asked questions in which I have accumulated over the years," says Evans. Unlike other informative computer hacking books currently accessible online and in various stores, this book actually breaks down all of the technological terminology into words in which the general public can comprehend.

"How to Become the World's No.1 Hacker Short and Simple" is scheduled to become available for purchase through Amazon.com within the next two weeks. LSI will be distributing the book through the world's largest book distribution Baker & Taylor and Ingram Books. The publication is set to hit additional major retail stores beginning July 1, 2009.

Evans has previously released three other publications within the short and simple series including "Laptop Security Short & Simple, Hi-Tech Identity Theft Short and Simple and 125 Ways To Protect Your Computer Short & Simple." In addition, Evans has written a total of nine books with the inclusion of the first book ever dedicated to spyware, "The Spyware Reference & Study Guide."

For viewing or purchasing information on "How to become the World's No.1 Hacker Short and Simple" by Gregory Evans visit [ www.ligattsecurity.com ]. For a complete list of books written by Evans, visit [ www.gregorydevans.com ].

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