In the 21st century, warfare has transcended physical borders and traditional weaponry, evolving into a silent, insidious force waged in the shadows of cyberspace.
Cyber warfare—encompassing state-sponsored hacking, corporate espionage, and digital sabotage—has emerged as a defining threat to global security, economies, and societies.
From crippling critical infrastructure to manipulating public opinion, the battlefield of the digital age is intangible yet profoundly impactful.
This book explores the origins, strategies, and consequences of cyber warfare, delving into the technologies, actors, and ethical dilemmas that shape this invisible conflict.
Through case studies, expert insights, and a forward-looking perspective, Cyber Warfare: The Invisible Battleground of the Digital Age unveils the complexities of a war where keyboards are weapons, data is ammunition, and the stakes are nothing less than the stability of the modern world.
