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A review by _walter_
Sandworm - A New Era of Cyberwar and the Hunt for the Kremlin's Most Dangerous Hackers by Andy Greenberg
3.0
If this is your first book on Cyberwar, then it might just be a 5-star book.
There's a lot of background regarding cyber-offensives from the heavy hitters in the space (US, Israel, China, Russia, North Korea) but nothing I haven't come across elsewhere in a more, shall we say, concise presentation.
I still think the gold standard for this genre is [b:The Perfect Weapon: How the Cyber Arms Race Set the World Afire|36560496|The Perfect Weapon How the Cyber Arms Race Set the World Afire|David E. Sanger|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1525207534l/36560496._SY75_.jpg|58296626], which reads more like a thriller than a journalistic piece. Then again, that might be your thing. Have at it.
Recommended.
There's a lot of background regarding cyber-offensives from the heavy hitters in the space (US, Israel, China, Russia, North Korea) but nothing I haven't come across elsewhere in a more, shall we say, concise presentation.
I still think the gold standard for this genre is [b:The Perfect Weapon: How the Cyber Arms Race Set the World Afire|36560496|The Perfect Weapon How the Cyber Arms Race Set the World Afire|David E. Sanger|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1525207534l/36560496._SY75_.jpg|58296626], which reads more like a thriller than a journalistic piece. Then again, that might be your thing. Have at it.
Recommended.