ABSTRACT
At 5:30 a.m. Marjorie Murray was beginning her morning routine
of reviewing her goals-a practice she’d developed to keep from
losing touch with them in a job with an inbox always stuffed
with distracting problems. Because she was awake at that early
hour, she saw the message the moment it arrived. The POTUS
Communications System console squawked an alert and displayed
the message. It was obviously not a message that should have gotten
through to the president of the United States. She’d been hacked.
