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411: Cyber-Geddon

By: Stephen W. Austen
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“. . .the 911 operation reached too high on the tree for its fruit,” said (Cyber Terrorist Master Umar) Ansal, looking around for support. “Instead, we propose to harvest the low-hanging fruit. In the United States, this fruit is plentiful and can be plucked by many hands at once.” It is April 11 – “411” – and an attack on the United States is underway that eclipses “911”. A small team of cyber-terrorists have targeted the most vulnerable aspects of American society. PALADIN’ s ONYX OPS Team must find the perpetrators and their sponsors and deliver justice. A fast-paced, fact-based story based on today’s high-tech threats in today’s high-tech world. It reminds us of our vulnerabilities and the challenges that face us in the Cyber-Age. UPDATED WITH NEW CONTENT “PAVE BOLO: Target Iran” is the fifth story in “The Paladin Papers” military techno-thriller series. It is also a thought-provoking prequel to its companion story “411: Cybergeddon. Iran is reeling. The “Stuxnet” computer virus infects its nuclear program control systems. Iranian leaders are hungry for revenge. Resisting calls to halt their nuclear programs, a crushing cyber-strike against the United States is planned. It’s time for PALADIN and his Onyx Ops team to derail Iran’s nuclear ambitions. They unleash one unique weapons system tracing its legacy to the Cold War and another taken from the pages of tomorrow's science fiction in a single, decisive masterstroke. “BENT SPEAR: Missing Missiles Over America”, six nuclear-tipped cruise missiles “appear” unplanned and unannounced at Barksdale Air Force Base in September, 2007. Red faces clash with Air Force blue in an aftermath rocking the nuclear community. Since twelve cruise missiles actually left Minot AFB, how could six of them disappear enroute. Why? It ends with a twist you’ll enjoy, plus an alternate ending, equally thought-provoking. “ONYX OPS: The Paladin Papers” - Masters of black ops ruthlessly navigate today’s globalization. From World War II, to the Cuban Revolution and the Kennedy assassination, through the CIA’s Operation Phoenix and the oil fields of Vietnam. It leads to today’s Afghanistan. Must-read, fast-paced fiction with high-impact insights into the geopolitics of global resources. You will think about this long after you put it down. TACIT ALUMNI: Tracking Terror” - in a world of Global Jihad, it is September 11, 2011, the tenth anniversary of 9/11. From downtown Washington DC to Area 51 to Somalia and the Gulf of Aden, “PALADIN” and his high-tech Onyx Ops team commemorate this tragic event in their own special way. Follow the masters of global black operations at Onyx Ops as they orchestrate new technologies in the relentless hunt for terrorists. This is an excursion into the near future of Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) technology and the possibilities it raises. We justifiably fret over the “asymmetric attacks” from our adversaries. We sometimes forget that we have the technological means at our fingertips to leverage some “asymmetric attacks” of our own. I hope you'll enjoy reading these as much as I did in writing them. Thank you! Stephen W. Austen Action & Adventure Anthologies & Short Stories Espionage Genre Fiction Political Political Science Politics & Government Short Stories Spies & Politics Thriller & Suspense United States Science Fiction Air Force Military
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