Thanks! On my list now. If you are into audiobooks at all and want to be better informed about modern nation state cyber warfare, give "This is How They Tell me the World Ends" a listen. Our general public is way too undereducated on how serious cybersecurity is and this book gives a great view into the history of it, some really well publicized attacks and where is it today. Heavy on nation state threat actors, general methods and geo political implications, but completely accessible for anybody. No tech understanding required.
That's crazy...this week I've been working on two design projects in Beau Chene - it's still a very nice development. I wasn't here in Mandeville when the murder went down and locals don't really talk about it. I'm also interested in the Sherry murders podcast, since I was a in high school on the Coast when they occurred and never really understood what had happened at the time. Thanks!
MISSISSIPPI MUD is a great book about the Sherry murders.Season 2 is about the murder of a judge and wife on the MS Coast in the late 1980’s by ‘The Dixie Mafia’.
I'm currently reading the book, "One Second After," about an EMP attack. In the late 90s/early 2000s, it seems possible EMP blasts were more in the forethought, now I rarely hear about it. Our society is three meals away from chaos.
I got into the jack Carr books this summer. His most recent one that came out in the spring included a taste of cyber warfare capability. In an interview promoting the book, he said he interviewed 20 guys in that world. He said of course no one will reveal anything too deeply, but when you interview that many guys, you can piece things together, and the US capability and involvement in cyber warfare is beyond the imagination. He said he dialed it down in the book bc people would have sneered at it as science fiction.
