Internet

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Mikko Hypponen has spent three decades defending the digital world, and in this book, he examines how the internet became the greatest and most dangerous invention of our time. He tracks the evolution of connectivity from its hopeful beginnings to its current state as a battleground for privacy and security. Hypponen uses his experience as a global cybersecurity leader to explain how technology s…

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