Uncover the clandestine world of cyber warfare with Fred Kaplan’s “Dark Territory: The Secret History of Cyber War.” This gripping narrative, lauded by Kirkus Reviews and The New York Times, reveals the untold story of the scientists, policymakers, and intelligence agencies who pioneered and deployed digital conflict. From President Reagan’s early concerns sparked by ‘War Games’ to modern conflicts in the Middle East and beyond, discover how cyber warfare became a powerful, accessible tool. Explore the inner workings of the NSA, Pentagon, and White House as they developed strategies for this new battlefield. “Dark Territory” offers a timely and unsettling look at the evolution of modern warfare and its implications for our interconnected future.