Books by Richard A. Clarke
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review 1: The author has had a political career which has reached the highest levels of the Pentagon. He is obviously a very driven and intelligent man and his analysis of the new phenomenon that is Cyber War is second to none. The globality of the threat is given a context that is very re...
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review 1: Not going to lie, this book was kind of disturbing. I like computers, I use computers, understand that I have no privacy in this brave, new world, and like to think that I am pretty aware regarding the current state of the internet. This book showed me just how little I know abou...
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review 1: Fiction being sold as non-fiction. Much of history of how cyberwarfare supported conventional war is embellished, and the credibility of the current threat is overstated -- perhaps all to support the author's argument. I'm all for a better means of defense, as well as an effect...
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review 1: I don't think you should read this without reading the scathing review from Wired magazine. The review calls Clarke alarmist and points out a number of technology issues with his argument. There obviously is a balance between the book and the Wired review. I don't believe we shou...