Title: another semi-competent work, skillfully veiled
Product review: I bought this self-styled "internals bible" to find a consistent, coherent description of the Windows NT security mechanisms. Upon turning to the security chapter, I was immediately confronted by the comment that, for some reason or other, the author would pay less attention to security than to other issues. Translation: "I, your author, have no idea what I'm talking about, so I'm going to gloss over all the difficult questions and tell you, the reader, that you're ignorant if you ask them." My quest for a cohesive Windows text written by a knowledgeable professional continues.
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