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Cold War, Cyber War: Boston's Counter-Terrorism Unit (en Inglés)
Robert M. Johnson
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Cold War, Cyber War: Boston's Counter-Terrorism Unit (en Inglés) - Johnson, Robert M.
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Homeland Security Agent Joe Maki was completing the aftermath mop up of the Boston Marathon Bombing investigation when something came up. It was an encounter with a former Russian operative, one of the famous embedded spies, known to the agency as Milton Ericson. His chilling account of the latest Russian espionage would set in motion a vast gathering of Homeland and FBI agents in a desperate effort to head off what was being called World War Zero Sum DAY! New advances in computer technology coupled with far-sighted Russian Bureaucrats made the impossible into ominous reality right here on American soil! Since it no longer was needed for information purposes continuous news coverage and cell/Satellite phones took care of that, the Russian spy network could actually become the front line for a war waged against American financial supremacy. The Cold War had just become Cyber War! The reader will be joining the Homeland Team as they investigate this dangerous plot. For those who willed the Cold War to be over, things are heating up again!
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