Attack Vector

Attack Vector

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Jan 22, 2023
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Lay low, be careful, and don't get cocky; that was the motto of freelance hacker Warren Davis. It has kept him safe and off the radar for years. Now the FBI's got him, and Warren is given a seemingly simple choice: either go to prison or start working for the CIA. Raymond Selig has just lost a member of his analytics team and needs someone with Warren's skills. Ray doesn't know whether he can trust the hacker, but he may not have a choice when the desk job turns into a game neither of them was prepared to play. There are state secrets at risk and their own lives at stake. ---------------- This is a translation (and I hope the best rendition) of a 50k words worth of a cyber-espionage thriller with LGBT romance that I've finished few years ago.
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*THIS IS A CRIME FICTION BUT THERE ISN'T AN OPTION FOR THAT* ____________________________ There's no way to know how a case is going to go... You may think that you are all ready to go, but nothing will prepare you for entering court and see the faces of people that trusted you, and you broke that trust. Nobody will EVER understand that pain until they experience it first hand. This is one of the narrow list of Madison's undercover cases... Maybe one of the hardest ones. ____________________________ EXCERPT "Why is this beeping?"- The boss asks while watching the screen. "Beeping?"- Garrett freaks out. "YES!" We share a look before somewhat running over to see. "A virus?"- I question not moving my eyes from the screen. The last person I hacked was his computer which can mean 2 things: It spread from my desk They installed it on my computer. Either way, somebody touched that one before I came here. ________________ **Credits to @lollyti for the cover** Also, yes, I know it's Kim Burgess in the cover

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