Gordon Corera
Gordon Corera is a British journalist and author, known for his work as a security correspondent for the BBC. He has written extensively on topics related to espionage, cybersecurity, and intelligence.
Books
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1. Russians Among Us
The Hunt for Putin's Spies
This gripping narrative delves into the shadowy world of Russian espionage in the United States, unraveling the intricate web of spies and intelligence operations that have infiltrated American society. It explores the historical context of Russian intelligence activities, highlighting key figures and operations that have shaped the landscape of modern espionage. Through detailed accounts and insider perspectives, the book reveals the sophisticated tactics employed by Russian operatives and the countermeasures taken by American intelligence agencies to combat these threats, painting a vivid picture of the ongoing battle for information supremacy.
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2. Cyberspies
The Secret History of Surveillance, Hacking, and Digital Espionage
A fast-paced history of how spying migrated into the digital age, tracing the evolution of intelligence services, militaries, criminal groups and lone hackers as they developed tools and tactics to steal secrets, disrupt systems and influence events; the narrative combines reporting on key operations and incidents with explanations of techniques, motivations and geopolitical rivalry, and evaluates the legal, ethical and security challenges that arise as nations and societies struggle to defend privacy, infrastructure and democratic institutions in an interconnected world.