Dark Territory: The Secret History of Cyber War by Fred Kaplan is a sharp, eye-opening look at how cyber conflict emerged from the shadows and became a major force in modern geopolitics. Tracing the people, policies, and technologies behind digital warfare, it reveals how governments and militaries adapted to a new kind of battlefield.
Engaging and well-researched, this book is ideal for readers interested in technology, national security, intelligence, and the hidden history of the internet age. Dark Territory explains the stakes of cyber war in clear, compelling prose while showing how fragile the modern world can be when code becomes a weapon.
