Classified: Secrets You're Not Supposed to Know

There are numerous underground organizations of crime hidden from the public. These criminals work diligently to keep their crimes secret in order to successfully execute their deceitful and dangerous missions. Through this accessible and age-appropriate

Whose job is it to keep international secrets hidden and gather information in secretive ways? Readers are exposed to the exciting, and sometimes controversial, world of intelligence agencies in this detailed text. Intelligence agencies, such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Central Intelligence Agency, are covered in this engaging main text, which is supplemented with eye-catching, full-color photographs, helpful fact boxes, and fact-filled sidebars. Readers also learn about how these agencies manage spies, propaganda, and incoming threats.

What is a conspiracy theory? Why do people like conspiracy theories? What are some of the most infamous conspiracies in history? These questions and more are answered in this captivating text. While gaining insight into this exciting and controversial topic, readers will learn to think more critically about the world around them. Colorful photographs, detailed fact boxes, and informational sidebars accompany this fun and fact-filled text. Readers are exposed to a whole new way of looking at facts that are labeled as true and learning how to use reputable sources to prove or disprove what they have been told.

When using technology, many of us think the content we look at or type is confidential, however, we have learned people other than those we choose may have access to this information. This engaging text about privacy in the Internet age uncovers the realities of using technology and helps young readers understand that what they do online is seen by outside eyes. This eye-opening main text is supplemented with vibrant, full-color photographs, detailed fact boxes, and informative sidebars to broaden readers' understanding of this essential topic for people growing up in the digital world.

The fast-paced and profitable world of business involves important information, such as big data. This kind of information can be helpful for businesses, but it can also be used in ways that are not ethical. The informative and age-appropriate main text discusses shady business practices, fraudulent banking, multinationals, industrial espionage, and big data's influence in retail and advertising. Eye-catching, full-color photographs, informational sidebars, and fun fact boxes are included to provide readers with a more complete understanding of how business practices impact their lives.

What types of crimes are constructed on the dark web? This question and many more are answered in this engaging exploration of cybercrime. Many criminals use the dark web for hiding their secret information and may also use it for committing crimes to potentially harm the public. These crimes, which include identity theft, terrorism, and cyber warfare, are all covered in the thorough yet accessible main text. Vibrant full-color photographs and informational fact boxes enhance readers' knowledge of this mysterious topic, and sidebars provide even more important facts to help readers think critically about how the Internet is used.