If your tooling is public, it’s already known.

Dennis Chow and Michael LaSalvia

July 2026

Build intelligent applications—no data science degree required.

Jacob Orshalick, Jerry Mannel Reghunadh, and Danny Thompson

June 2026

Most hackers borrow their spells. Pico teaches you to write your own, from shellcode to worms across four architectures.

David Martínez Oliveira, aka Pico

June 2026

Everything you need to know to build a TypeScript product from scratch.

Matt Pocock with Taylor Bell

April 2026

Pentesters run other people's tools. Learn to build your own: credential harvesters, custom malware, C2 infrastructure.

Casey Erdmann

March 2026

Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Long Range wireless, built from scratch with a Raspberry Pi.

Bill Zimmerman

January 2026

A project-driven guide to designing, training, and deploying artificial intelligence directly on embedded hardware, showing how to build intelligent, autonomous systems under real-world constraints.

David Such

Available September 2026

Satellites power our internet, GPS, weather forecasts, defense systems—and they’re all at risk.

Andrzej Olchawa and Milenko Starcik

Available September 2026

Electronic circuit design, drawn by hand and explained from first principles.

Michal Zalewski

Available October 2026

Your circuit works on the breadboard. Now learn the concepts that turn it into a board ready for production.

Mike D. Smith

Available October 2026

The operational playbook for fuzzing Android, from Binder services to the Linux kernel, by Google's Android Security Team.

Hamzeh Zawawy, Eugene Rodionov, Xuan Xing, Kris Alder, Cory Barker, and Steven Moreland

Available November 2026

Based on an award-winning, museum-exhibited art project, this one-of-a-kind A–Z gallery invites readers of all ages to explore Black visionaries whose contributions shaped culture, community, and history.

Richard Dryden

Available November 2026

Debugging is a skill. This is how it works.

Johannes Kuhlmann

Available November 2026

The first serious guide to the Linux memory subsystem in twenty years. Long overdue.

Lorenzo Stoakes

Available Fall 2026

A lavishly illustrated field guide to malware: ten landmark specimens drawn, dissected, and classified the way Victorian naturalists catalogued newly discovered species.

Lena Yu

Available Spring 2027

AI is in everything now. So are the attackers. Learn to find the vulnerabilities before someone else does.

Philip A. Dursey

Available Spring 2027