Internet as a weapon. What hide Google, Tor and CIA

The Internet is a conductor of democracy and progress or a surveillance tool? Archives do not deceive: states have long been spying on their citizens with the widespread support of the IT industry. The journalist-investigator Yasha Levin studied the history of the relations of IT giants and American intelligence-from the first applications of network technologies during the Vietnam War to the ominous cooperation of Google, Amazon, Facebook and other companies with the authorities. How protected are our personal data, correspondence and search history? How is the TOR proxy server system connected with the US National Security Agency? Why did students of the 1970s opposed the network and who came up with how to whitewash her reputation? In whose interests do Snowden and Assange act? Who defends whom: Google CIA or vice versa? The book "Internet as a weapon" opens his eyes to the real story of the Silicon Valley, which is customary to hide