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VJ: The Unplugged Adventures of MTV's First Waves by Nina Blackwood, Mark Goodman, Alan Hunter, and Martha Quinn is a nostalgic memoir chronicling the early days of the iconic music television network through the eyes of its original video jockeys. On the February 19, 2017, episode of ChooseFI, titled 011 | Welcome To The Hot Seat, host Brad discussed a book he had recently read, though he mistakenly attributed it during the broadcast while referencing the author Mark Goodman. Brad mentioned reading Future Crimes by Mark Goodman, noting that the author was a former FBI expert on cyber terrorism who dealt extensively with hackers. The host described the publication as the most frightening book an individual could ever read in their entire lifetime, given its sobering insights into digital security and modern threats. The recommendation emphasized the alarming reality of cyber crime discussed within the pages of the book.
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“and you know I read this book that we'll link to in the show notes it's called future Crimes by Mark Goodman I believe it is uh he was a FBI uh cyber terrorism and you know dealing with with all these hackers essentially and it is the most frightening book you will ever read in your entire life”
