The Hacker and the State: Cyber Attacks and the New Normal of Geopolitics

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Ben Buchanan challenges popular myths about digital apocalypse to reveal the actual, day-to-day reality of state-sponsored hacking. Moving beyond sensationalist tropes, the book uses declassified documents and forensic data to show how nations like Russia, China, and the United States compete for global influence. It explores a world where silent conflict is the new normal, shifting the focus fro…

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