The Source Code
To their families and friends, they appeared to be as normal as everyday people. They were all in their late twenties, were from good families and had been educated at India’s finest universities. But they were the modern-day outlaws of society. In the world of the Internet, they were cyberpunks and computer hackers. Calling themselves Doomsday, they made a pact with the Russian mafia. Their plan was to steal the source code to a critical computer program and $10 billion from U.S. banks, without a trace.

Eight thousand miles away, Sarah Wynter, the director of a prestigious art gallery, unexpectedly became the sole heir to over $2 billion upon the death of her estranged uncle. Her rational world suddenly turned into one of terror. Using the stolen source code, Doomsday silently breached the firewalls of her banks’ computers and stole the $2 billion. Instructions were then given to the mafia to kill her.

In Richmond, Virginia, the identity of attorney John Ambrose is stolen by a Columbian drug cartel and used to traffic drugs. Fighting back, he unwittingly gained possession of $400 million of the cartel’s money, and his death warrant was sealed. He suddenly found himself alienated from his law firm and the target of a nationwide manhunt.

When the stolen source code is used to break into critical U.S. defense installations, warning bells are sounded at the FBI. In their frantic attempt to stay alive, the lives of Ambrose and Wynter cross as they are thrust into a deadly confrontation with the mafia and the cartel.
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The Source Code
To their families and friends, they appeared to be as normal as everyday people. They were all in their late twenties, were from good families and had been educated at India’s finest universities. But they were the modern-day outlaws of society. In the world of the Internet, they were cyberpunks and computer hackers. Calling themselves Doomsday, they made a pact with the Russian mafia. Their plan was to steal the source code to a critical computer program and $10 billion from U.S. banks, without a trace.

Eight thousand miles away, Sarah Wynter, the director of a prestigious art gallery, unexpectedly became the sole heir to over $2 billion upon the death of her estranged uncle. Her rational world suddenly turned into one of terror. Using the stolen source code, Doomsday silently breached the firewalls of her banks’ computers and stole the $2 billion. Instructions were then given to the mafia to kill her.

In Richmond, Virginia, the identity of attorney John Ambrose is stolen by a Columbian drug cartel and used to traffic drugs. Fighting back, he unwittingly gained possession of $400 million of the cartel’s money, and his death warrant was sealed. He suddenly found himself alienated from his law firm and the target of a nationwide manhunt.

When the stolen source code is used to break into critical U.S. defense installations, warning bells are sounded at the FBI. In their frantic attempt to stay alive, the lives of Ambrose and Wynter cross as they are thrust into a deadly confrontation with the mafia and the cartel.
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The Source Code

The Source Code

by William Thau
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The Source Code

by William Thau

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To their families and friends, they appeared to be as normal as everyday people. They were all in their late twenties, were from good families and had been educated at India’s finest universities. But they were the modern-day outlaws of society. In the world of the Internet, they were cyberpunks and computer hackers. Calling themselves Doomsday, they made a pact with the Russian mafia. Their plan was to steal the source code to a critical computer program and $10 billion from U.S. banks, without a trace.

Eight thousand miles away, Sarah Wynter, the director of a prestigious art gallery, unexpectedly became the sole heir to over $2 billion upon the death of her estranged uncle. Her rational world suddenly turned into one of terror. Using the stolen source code, Doomsday silently breached the firewalls of her banks’ computers and stole the $2 billion. Instructions were then given to the mafia to kill her.

In Richmond, Virginia, the identity of attorney John Ambrose is stolen by a Columbian drug cartel and used to traffic drugs. Fighting back, he unwittingly gained possession of $400 million of the cartel’s money, and his death warrant was sealed. He suddenly found himself alienated from his law firm and the target of a nationwide manhunt.

When the stolen source code is used to break into critical U.S. defense installations, warning bells are sounded at the FBI. In their frantic attempt to stay alive, the lives of Ambrose and Wynter cross as they are thrust into a deadly confrontation with the mafia and the cartel.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940013989214
Publisher: William Thau
Publication date: 02/26/2012
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 312
File size: 216 KB

About the Author

William A. Thau is a former partner of a major Dallas law firm and is now retired in St. Simons Island, Georgia, where he lives with his wife Jane. A graduate of Georgia Tech and the University of Texas School of Law, he has lectured extensively and has written articles and books on a variety of legal subjects, including articles published in the Real Estate Review of New York University and the Texas Law Review, and a book dealing with complex real estate transactions. He has been recognized by his peers in the Best Lawyers in America for over 20 years.
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