Cyberwars is recommended for readers interested in the impact of technology on national security, cybercrime, and surveillance. It delves into the world of cyber espionage, online terrorism, and information warfare. The book provides a thought-provoking analysis of the future of the Internet as a democratic medium and raises important questions about privacy, security, and freedom of speech in the digital age.

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Translated from the French edition (date, publisher not cited). Journalist Guisnel assesses the implications of the Internet for national and economic security. He details the ways in which we're all vulnerable in new ways to the machinations of the "combatants" governments, big transnational corporations, and lone snipers on the loose with a grudge. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

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