I'm looking for more books like the "Stealing the Network" series or the Jeff Aiken novels by Mark Russinovich. Books telling fictional stories about IT security and hacking using contemporary (or near-near future) believable (if not accurate) technology. It may sound harsh, but if you don't know the Stealing the Network books you may probably not know what I mean. They are to "hacking" novels like the movie Gravity is to Sci-Fi movies. Or to stay in movie terms: more "Sneakers" than "Password: Swordfish". ;)
I'm just interested in fictional "hacking" books, that don't make you cringe all the time if you know a thing or two about the subject.
I also read the Daniel Suarez books.
There are a lot of non-fiction books that read the same as a fiction though; Ghost in the Wires, The Art of Intrusion (really fun read), Fatal System Error, and of course if you haven't read Cuckoo's Egg, you should.
Reamde by Neal Stephenson is also good.