Has Doomsday Arrived?
The ultimate automatic weapon. Built during the Cold War, the top secret SHIVA Compression virus has a single task: should a Soviet sneak attack kill the President, SHIVA launches U.S. nuclear missiles in retaliation. But what if SHIVA falls into the wrong hands? Once released onto the nation’s communications networks, it can't be called back. SHIVA copies itself everywhere, picks every lock and never sleeps.
Air Force officer Perry Helion discovers SHIVA and must somehow stop Minutemen ICBMs launching from their underground silos. Perry and his team must move fast as as the seconds tick down toward World War III.
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