Red Pill: Without a flag and without a face. Behind the cyber attacks on the financial world.
Synopsis "Red Pill: Without a flag and without a face. Behind the cyber attacks on the financial world."
The digital vaults of Banks regardless of their size or location are in danger when an elite group of hackers turns their attention to the trillions of dollars in orders that circulate daily in the world through the SWIFT network. There is no need for carelessness or bad security practices, simply, the enemy's abilities surpass us.A Hunt that gets personal, bringing together a group of talented and unique Friends, with the most incredible stories of cyber attacks and their abilities to fight a level of threat never experienced. It will take more than new standards and rules to stop it; it does not attack or steal the clients of financial systems, but rather the heart of the banking system. It's the new version of the old west at gunpoint; now, with bits and bytes, the game has changed, and the entire financial systems have been put on notice.============================================================================Red pill is a reference to the pill offered by Morpheus to Neo in The Matrix, in this analogy, the path of Wonderland brings to light extraordinary events from the world of cybersecurity that directly impact our lives, and that are kept hidden from those "connected to the system".A novel in which it is difficult to separate reality from fiction, told through experiences and events of real hackers; where we can appreciate the ability of cyberattacks to destabilize nations in any corner of the world, and how they have evolved from espionage to model of obtaining capital, attacking financial systems.The digital world has made us very small, and at the same time it has created the biggest battlefield that has ever existed; where territorial lines are blurred, and cyberweapons like Stuxnet and NotPetya represent a global threat that can destroy any country's economies. In these cyberwars, we are all potential collateral damage.Red Pill reviews some of these important events of cyberwar through the search for their connection with attacks on nations, companies, and the financial system, considering the tactics, techniques, and procedures of digital criminals, for the enjoyment of cybersecurity enthusiasts, as well as digital hobbyists.
