Introduction

When a hacker known as G0d_of_Internet hijacks millions of computers to do the bidding of an Islamic jihadist group, their first act is to disrupt the water treatment systems in three cities. Is this the start of a digital world war? Not if a band of white hat hackers can help it.

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Chapter 1


The screen of the disposable laptop flickers as though it trembles with as much excitement as the man sitting in front of it. He calls himself G0d_of_Internet online, a sacrilegious joke he shares with only one other person. And that person had expressed his dislike of it so vehemently that G0d_of_Internet keeps using it just to toy with him. ... view entire excerpt...

Discussion Questions

n the first chapter, we met Juliana as she is crying in a UCLA bathroom over her husband’s belittlement of her at work, and his flirtation with another woman. Why do you think she has stayed with him?

Ken Oakey talks about how vulnerable water and power systems are to hacking, and we later learn that many systems are broken in to by hackers who steal or unlock passwords. Do you use obvious passwords for your email and other systems? How easily could you be hacked?

Mahaz’s mother Yalima seems to be Juliana’s ally at the end, but was she really? Do you think she knew about her son’s work for the Saudis?

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