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Threat point

Threat point
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ISBN 9781867242055
Name Preisler, Jerome
Title Threat point
Published Sydney, New South Wales : HQ Fiction, an imprint of Harlequin Enterprises, 2022.
Description 400 pages ; 24 cm.
Summary America may seem safe from within. But far beyond its borders, a new enemy is rising: a global organisation that aims to destroy the country's cybersecurity and wreak havoc on the nation. The president has tasked the new intelligence agency, Net Force, with sniffing out and putting an end to these threats. Their investigation reveals a plan that could trigger a war, one that will leave the US devastated. Their only option is to strike. Just as Net Force finds and cuts off one branch of the enemy network, another is revealed. Through the streets of Beijing and New York, a secret city on the Crimean Peninsula, and the dark, abyssal depths of the South China Sea, they must race to root out the source of the attack and discover who really is behind it...before it's too late.
Subjects Cyber intelligence (Computer security) -- Fiction
Cyberterrorism -- Fiction
National security -- United States -- Fiction
Added Names Pieczenik, Steve R founder of work.
Clancy, Tom, 1947-2013 founder of work.
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