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ALT Black-and-white spread from The Manga Guide to Biochemistry. A chart shows the molecular structures, names, and abbreviations of 20 amino acids. In adjacent manga panels, Dr. Kurosaka explains how different combinations produce different proteins. Kumi compares them to beads in a necklace, and the professor explains that proteins must fold into the correct shape to function.

ALT Fuzzing Android preview asking “Where should you fuzz first?” A table uses code maintenance history to assess potential targets. It classifies stable or legacy code and volatile or new code as high risk, actively maintained code as low risk, and abandoned code as medium risk. Book cover and November 2026 availability appear below.

ALT Graphic reading “SELinux was active. The risk remained. A lesson from Android’s Stagefright crisis.” An excerpt explains how memory corruption bugs in Android’s broadly privileged mediaserver process left devices vulnerable despite SELinux, prompting Google to split the process into smaller sandboxes. The excerpt continues beyond the graphic.

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ALT “64-bit pointers. 32-bit variables. One nasty bug.” Above the headline, hexadecimal address 0x00000000ABAAFE30 has its leading zeros shaded gray. An excerpt recounts a C++ program’s move from 32-bit to 64-bit architecture. Storing pointers in 32-bit variables discarded their upper half and corrupted addresses. The Book of Debugging by Johannes Kuhlmann. Available everywhere November 2026 at nostarch.com/book-of-debugging.

ALT Halloween sale graphic with a black background, yellow slime, a spiderweb, and a stack of No Starch Press books. Text reads “Something wicked is on sale. 31% off everything. Use code FRIGHTBYTE. Through Halloween. nostarch.com.”

ALT Harriet Farlow and a smiling reader pose for a selfie at the Align Breakfast Club signing. The reader holds a copy of Practical AI Security.

ALT A smiling reader in a brown cardigan holds Practical AI Security at the Align Breakfast Club signing, with another attendee standing behind her.

ALT Harriet Farlow and a smiling reader pose for a selfie at the Align Breakfast Club signing. The reader holds Practical AI Security beside her face.

ALT Harriet Farlow and a smiling reader wearing a black cap pose for a selfie at the Align Breakfast Club signing, holding Practical AI Security between them.

ALT Fuzzing Android preview titled “Your first Android fuzzing run starts here.” Three excerpts show build options, Android Debug Bridge setup commands, and fuzzer output tracking coverage and test inputs. Book cover below with “Available everywhere November 2026” and nostarch.com/fuzzing-android.