Hacking a Terror Network

Hacking a Terror Network

by Russ Rogers

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Uses a fictional scenario to demonstrate how terrorists may use the Internet to coordinate and launch a new series of attacks. While the scenario may be fictitious, the techniques and technologies that Rogers uses are drawn straight from the computer security world. It describes how law enforcement agencies and intelligence organizations can detect, defend, and destroy threats.

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    How realistic did the book's fictional scenario feel to you in light of current headlines about global cybersecurity and digital warfare?

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    In what ways does the author blur the line between a traditional thriller and a technical manual, and did this enhance or detract from your reading experience?

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    When you consider how terrorists leverage the internet in the story, how has reading this book changed your perspective on the vulnerability of everyday digital infrastructure?

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