Kakkō Wa Konpyūta Ni Tamago O Umu (Tankobon Hardcover)

His meticulous recounting offers a rare inside look at early cyber espionage. I'm curious what motivated him to share this experience so thoroughly.

While fascinating, some parts felt dense and detailed. Did these sections make the story more authentic or did they disrupt the flow for others?

The tactics and vulnerabilities described seem so specific to the 1980s. Do you think the core lessons still apply to modern digital espionage?