Sanger, a reporter for The New York Times, has been a dogged and diligent observer of cybersecurity issues for years. It all adds up to a persuasive argument for the truth of the book's title.' - Christian Caryl * The Washington Post * 'Anyone who doubts cyber's unintended consequences should read David Sanger's new book The Perfect Weapon. But there's also a wealth of gripping material on stories that have probably been missed by the broader public. And yes, there's also plenty of background on Russia's active measures during the 2016 campaign. cyber-campaign to sabotage Iran's nuclear program (a story we know about largely because of Sanger's diligent reporting) to Edward Snowden's epic heist of National Security Agency data. Pillar * The New York Times * ' an important - and deeply sobering - new book about cyberwarfare.' - Nicholas Kristof * The New York Times * 'A reader finishes this book fully understanding why cyberwar has moved rapidly to the top of America's official list of national security threats.' - David von Drehle * The Washington Post * 'In his new book, The Perfect Weapon, Sanger offers a panoramic view of the rapidly evolving world of cyber-conflict. the most comprehensive, readable source of information and insight about the policy quandaries that modern information technology and its destructive potential have spawned.' - Paul R. 'This encyclopedic account by a Times correspondent traces the rapid rise of cyberwarfare capabilities and warns that ideas about how to control them are only beginning to emerge.' * The New York Times Book Review (Editor's Choice) * ' writes with persuasiveness and authority.' * The Telegraph * 'In a chilling new book, The Perfect Weapon, David Sanger details how more than 30 nations have developed effective cyber forces.' * Financial Times * 'An encyclopedic account of policy-relevant happenings in the cyberworld.

The Perfect Weapon by David E. Sanger