Attack Surface

The portrayal of pervasive monitoring felt chillingly real — I wonder what the author envisioned as the future of privacy and how much was rooted in current technology trends.

The internal conflicts added a lot of depth to the story, but I was surprised by how much I was thinking about real-world implications of their choices.

Some of the hacking scenes felt very authentic, but others seemed a bit exaggerated for tension. I’d love to hear thoughts on what might be realistic versus speculative.