Good Mac OS X books

Does any body know of any good Mac OS X (Tiger) book's that deal's with

1) Mac security
2) Kernal Extentions
3) File system's (including structure)
4) The real low level stuff (system services / booting etc)
5) Apple frameworks.

And please don't post any remarks like.... Buy a real PC etc (there always seems to be jokers that scream such things when people are asking for help with thing's OS related, like when MS Vista is mentioned)

Thanks

- "Advanced Mac OS X Programming" by Mark Dalrymple and Aaron Hillegass (Big Nerd Ranch)

- "Mac OS X Panther/Tiger in a Nutshell", O'Reilly

If you understand German, this one might also be useful:

"Objective-C und Cocoa, 2. Auflage". Rodewig & Negm-Awad, Smart Books Publishing

why waste money on books that are outdated by friday? :)

There's also the Developer documentation that comes with XCode. It's what I use mostly when needing to find out about the system.
Usually you can find it on your System partition under, /Developer/ADC Reference Library

Thanks for your replies.

I already have "Advanced Mac OS X Programming". I will get round to reading this after I have read Begining Mac OS X Programming.

Dreamora - Your right I should have added Leopard to that post as well (I pre-ordered it yesterday). But if Apple are like M$ they wont be making to many changes unless they are forced too ( M$ security for example ) :-)

The Developer documentation that codes with xcode and the ADC, it's just that it's a bit hard to read when I'm in bed :-)