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PROCEEDINGS
Kelchner, T. and Graham, K., eds. InfoWarCon'95 Conference Proceedings, September 7-8, 1995, by National Computer Security Association. Carlisle PA: National Computer Security Association, 1995.
THESES
Meyer, Gordon, R. "The Social Organization of the Computer Underground." M.A. Thesis, Northern Illinois University, 1989.