World Under Siege: The Prediction of Disruption
Author: Suhas Inamdar
Genre: Technological Thriller
'World under Siege' by Suhas Inamdar is a technological thriller that revolves around a secret task given by the CIA, American Intelligence Agency to an Indian IT company Reniassence Infotech Limited to develop a server that could be used to prevent cyber attacks. However, the server is stolen while transporting the server to Washington by a Hacker named TM. The server is built with a 32 digit encrypted password which will take around three months to decode the password. Now, the challenging task before the CIA and Renaissance Infotech Limited is to find the TM within three months. This task becomes more challenging as no one has ever seen him as he always roams in disguise and keeps on changing place.
This techno-thriller is captivating and will keep you hooked from the first page till the last. This is a fast-paced book and it turns out to be thrilling in the middle of the story. I immensely enjoyed reading this one, this book reminded me of a great techno-thriller which I have read a long time ago, "Digital Fortress" by Dan Brown. You can say that this book is a lite version of Digital Fortress. The language is quite simple making it beginner-friendly and the book can be read in one or two sittings as the book is interesting and you won't be able to resist reading it till you reach the end of the story.
How are they going to catch TM? How did TM come to know about this secret server? What is going to be the effect if the server is decoded by TM? To know the answer to all these questions you have to read the book first.
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