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A chilling, fast-paced tour through the modern digital battlefield where your smartphone is the ultimate weapon of mass manipulation. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with LikeWar.
- chilling
- tense
- eye-opening
- paranoiac
- 01
The perfect weapon
David E. Sanger
A gripping, sobering plunge into the invisible wars being waged across our digital networks every single day.
- 02
This Is How They Tell Me the World Ends
Nicole Perlroth
A chilling, thriller-paced descent into the invisible digital arms race that threatens global security.
- 03
Ghost fleet
Peter Warren Singer
A chillingly plausible, high-octane glimpse into the terrifying realities of near-future global warfare.
- 04
Army of none
Paul Scharre
A chilling, authoritative look at the bleeding edge of military AI that asks who—or what—should hold the power of life and death.
- 05
Network Propaganda
Yochai Benkler
A rigorous, data-driven deep dive into the mechanics of modern political media and the architecture of disinformation.
- 06
This Is Not Propaganda
Peter Pomerantsev
A dizzying, globe-trotting descent into the funhouse mirror of modern disinformation and the weaponization of reality.
- 07
Dark territory
Fred M. Kaplan
A gripping, shadowy tour through the classified corridors where the rules of digital warfare were quietly written.
- 08
Countdown to Zero Day: Stuxnet and the Launch of the World's First Digital Weapon
Kim Zetter
A gripping, real-life techno-thriller that unspools the terrifying dawn of digital warfare.
- 09
Twitter and tear gas
Zeynep Tufekci
An incisive, on-the-ground exploration of how digital tools both empower and complicate modern social movements.
- 10
Surveillance Valley
Yasha Levine
A chilling, deeply researched unmasking of the internet's military origins and the inescapable surveillance woven into modern technology.
- 11
Zucked
Roger McNamee
An insider's chilling awakening to the democratic destruction wrought by the very technology he once championed.
- 12
Sandworm
Andy Greenberg
A gripping, dread-inducing investigation into the invisible cyber wars already raging around us.
