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Stealing the Network: How to Own a Continent

by Russ Rogers, Paul Craig, Joe Grand · 2004

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This is a book that will create enormous debate within the technical and the counter-terrorism communities. While there will be the inevitable criticism that the material contained in the book could be used maliciously, the fact is that this knowledge is already in the hands of our enemies. This book is truly designed to inform while entertaining (and scaring) the reader, and it will instantly be in demand by readers of "Stealing the Network: How to Own the Box"

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* A meticulously detailed and technically accurate work of fiction that exposes the very real possibilities of such an event occurring

* An informative and scary insight into the boundries of hacking and cyber-terrorism

* Written by a team of the most accomplished cyber-security specialists in the world

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adult
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long · 402 pages

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