“The army’s on the streets in London because people are already looting. It seems global. It’s in everything. Iain said they’d managed to get some power into the computers, but it seemed as though everything had been wiped from the servers.”

“It’s my belief that the intelligence community needs to focus less on targeting specific countries and groups. Draconian legislation and sanctions, along with domestic internet blackouts, seem to only encourage more people to join this new network, ultimately making us less safe, not more safe”

“Today’s been the most terrifying day of my life. I’m sitting in a hotel in a place called Gander in Canada, when I should be shopping in New York. I’ve survived a horrific terrorist attack on the plane. It’s been such a long day, but I thought I’d post something so everyone knows I’m okay”

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Tiny Hacker subscriber and writer Chris Wimpress has generously allowed our readers to download his cybercrime novel free for a limited time. Go to Smashwords and enter the code AY54W today through Sunday, May 22 for your free copy.

If you like cyber suspense stories, this is for you. Written in the first person and chock full of twists, we obtained a paid copy last week and loved it. If you are reading this post after May 20, you can obtain a copy at the link above or by visiting the Joe is Online Amazon page. The download is available in many formats and if you don’t have an e-reader, here is the link to the free Kindle for PC app. Thank you Chris for sharing this great story and keep us posted on your future endeavors.