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Wants to read One Hundred Shadows
Wants to read There Are Reasons for This
Finished reading Star Wars: Scoundrels
Wants to read The Other Frankenstein
Finished reading Automatic Noodle
Wants to read Centroeuropa
Wants to read The Time Traveler's Wife
Wants to read The Colossus of Maroussi
Wants to read Nothing Ever Dies: Vietnam and the Memory of War
Wants to read The Perilous Life of Jade Yeo
Finished reading Flags on the Bayou
Reviewed Countdown to Zero Day: Stuxnet and the Launch of the World's First Digital Weapon
This is a great one for anyone who is interested in InfoSec. This is a story about the world’s first (known) digital weapon. If you haven’t heard of Stuxnet, hold on to your socks. This thing sounds like the bad plot to a low-budget, doomsday film. The weirdest part of this book is that it all really happened.
If you have not heard of it before, Stuxnet was a computer virus that was created to physically thwart Iran’s ability to enrich uranium. That’s right, a computer virus to physically put a stop to Iran’s ability to create nuclear weapons.
I don’t want to give too much of the story away, but this is a great listen. Even if you’re not really into InfoSec, it is very interesting.
If you are looking for a quick summary of the book, instead of a review of the audiobook, check out this summary I wrote for a book club in 2017. Remember, summaries contain spoilers.
Wants to read The Deep Sea Diver's Syndrome