Ethics and Computing: Living Responsibly in a Computerized World

Looking for books titled "How to Write a Virus" often leads to older, niche publications that are more of historical or recreational interest than modern technical guides. While some of these books are still available for download or purchase, modern cybersecurity professionals typically focus on and Malware Analysis to understand and defend against modern threats.

Widely considered the premier guide for learning to dissect Windows malware. It teaches the tools and techniques used by professional analysts to understand malicious behavior.

Published in 1998, this 122-page book is a classic in the niche of early virus creation literature.