In six days Chad Davis will testify before Congress on the security, stability, and safety of Advice Software Inc.'s e-vote software. He is a world-renowned expert on software security, and his testimony will determine if the software will be implemented for use during the 2004 United States Presidential Elections.

    After his speech at an RSA conference in Amsterdam,
he is handed a cryptic CD with information on the software from notorious hacker Baff Lexicon. Davis and his friend from the FBI must use their knowledge of buffer overflows, format string vulnerabilities and zero-day exploits to penetrate physical and cyber defenses, ultimately uncovering Advice's plot to fix the US presidential elections.

Part I: The Mezonic Agenda: Hacking the Presidency
Chapter 1: Seattle,WA
Chapter 2: Macau, China
Chapter 3: Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Chapter 4: Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Chapter 5: Amsterdam, the Netherlands
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Part II: The Technology behind The Mezonic Agenda
Appendix A: A Brief History of Voting: Origins to Modern
Implementations
Appendix B: Reverse Engineering
Appendix C: Cryptography
Appendix D: Buffer Overflows
Appendix E: Steganography