Cory Doctorow - Homeland - Kis testvér 2.

After a terrorist attack in San Francisco, teenager Marcus Yallow and some of his friends were pinched on the neck by the national security authorities, and it was difficult for them to admit their mistake. The dragged boy became the leader of the rebellious teenage hackers and launched a fight against the tyranny of surveillance. Now, years later, Marcus works as a webmaster for a politician promising change, in a secure job after California's economic collapse. But when his old acquaintance, Masha, shows up and hands him a flash drive full of hot information that could rearrange the entire power structure, Marcus must decide: choose his new life and financial security, or return to his rebellious past and start a crusade for the truth side? In the continuation of Little Brother, which was nominated for Hugo and Nebula awards and won several other awards, the Canadian writer and Internet guru once again addresses primarily the youth, but in fact all people who are concerned about where our world is headed today. Doctorow successfully balances the narrative with the story in this near-dystopia. Kirkus Reviews A wonderful, important book, I recommend it more than any other reading of the year.