This week, we introduce Part 2 of our series about Andy Greenberg’s book, Tracers in the Dark. Find out how a team of law enforcement agents used cryptocurrency analysis to take down one of the largest darknet sites in history.

For years, criminals used Bitcoin to encrypt and anonymize their activities on the dark net - until investigators found a way to trace these payments. In Part 1 of our two-part series about Andy Greenberg’s book, Tracers in the Dark, we analyze how law enforcement regained the ability to hunt down digital crime lords.

For decades, zero-day exploits have been hunted by criminal hackers, security firms, and even national governments. In this quarter’s Cybersecurity Book Club choice, This is How They Tell Me the World Ends, author Nicole Perlroth details the secretive world of zero-day hacking and its impact on global cyber warfare.

We are now more aware than ever of the negative effects technology can have on users. But how exactly has the digital world impacted the human experience? This quarter’s Cybersecurity Book Club choice, The Cyber Effect by Dr. Mary Aiken, aims to answer all of our questions about why technology tends to be so addictive and time-consuming, how it impacts child development, and how it facilitates criminal activity.

This quarter’s Cybersecurity Book Club choice is Information Wars: How We Lost the Global Battle Against Disinformation and What We Can Do about It by Richard Stengel. Find out more about one man’s fight against online disinformation and what he learned.

This quarter’s Cybersecurity Book Club book choice is Sandworm: A New Era of Cyberwar and the Hunt for the Kremlin’s Most Dangerous Hackers, by Andy Greenberg. Learn more about elite Russian hacking groups and the future of cyber warfare.