The Alexandria Project: A Tale of Treachery and Technology
Andrew Updegrove
Jan 2016 · Dog Ear Publishing
2.0star
1 review
Ebook
268
Pages
About this ebook
Cybersecurity super-sleuth Frank Adversego finds himself trapped in a power play between the FBI and the CIA as the nation teeters on the brink of nuclear annihilation. Only by defeating the Alexandria Project can he clear himself. "One of the best action thrillers I've read in years!"
"THE ALEXANDRIA PROJECT is fiction that cuts close to the bone. But where George Orwell envisioned 1984 from the safety of thirty-five years out, the future that Updegrove describes may already be upon us. That's what makes it dangerous, and that's what makes THE ALEXANDRIA PROJECT an important as well as riveting read."
- Dan Geer, CHIEF INFORMATION SECURITY OFFICER, In-Q-Tel
"THE ALEXANDRIA PROJECT is fiction that cuts close to the bone. But where George Orwell envisioned 1984 from the safety of thirty-five years out, the future that Updegrove describes may already be upon us. That's what makes it dangerous, and that's what makes THE ALEXANDRIA PROJECT an important as well as riveting read."
- Dan Geer, CHIEF INFORMATION SECURITY OFFICER, In-Q-Tel
Ratings and reviews
2.0
1 review
Steven Scherbinski
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April 27, 2013
It is probably a great book, but it has digital rights management applied. They say you can read it as a pdf. Can't figure out how. I can't add it to my favorite reader on my iPad, I would have to download a Google reader. I'll probably end up reading it sooner or later, but at the moment, I'm sorry I spent the $2.50 or so to buy it.
About the author
Andrew Updegrove, an attorney, has been representing technology companies for more than thirty years and works with many of the organizations seeking to thwart cyber-attacks before they occur. A graduate of Yale University and the Cornell University Law School, he lives in Marblehead, Massachusetts.
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