Cyberwar: The Next Threat to National Security & What to Do About It

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Richard A. Clarke and Robert Knake deliver a sobering analysis of how digital warfare has moved from science fiction to a primary danger for modern nations. As a former White House counter-terrorism advisor, Clarke uses his insider perspective to explain how our reliance on interconnected systems has created significant vulnerabilities in power grids, financial networks, and military communicatio…

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