Published: April 04, 2010
Words: 10300 (approximate)
Language: English

Description

It is April 11th - "411". A cyber attack is underway that eclipses "911". It targets the most vulnerable aspects of American society. PALADIN's ONYX OPS team must find the master cyber-terrorist, identify his sponsors and deliver justice. A fast-paced, fact-based examination of today's high-tech threats in today's high-tech world.

Tags

new orleans, cyber, iran, pentagon, austen, nsa, venezuela, scada, cyberwar, plc, cyber terror, dps, sbis, space command, onyx ops, tacit alumni, rfid

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Review by: Mike Taylor on Feb. 06, 2011 :
This was a fantastic tale of how a foreign power might attack the United States. Great attention to detail was maintained by Mr Austen. Reference was made to an old Civil Defense shelter in New Orleans. In the mid 1960's, I spent many hours at that location. The descriptions and diagrams were rock solid. The discussions of the SCADA vulnerabilities are real - and evidenced by the real world Stuxnet virus recently unleashed on Iran. I LOVED it !
(reviewed the day of purchase)

Review by: Jan Sperling on July 24, 2010 :
Scary when you think about how vulnerable the US society is to a determined enemy. Deeply detailed and authentic. A genuine techno-thriller!
(reviewed long after purchase)

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