Two brilliant inventors on different continents, unaware of each other, are finishing work on projects that will forever change the life of mankind. In Sweden, Professor Erik Söderqvist is creating a brain-computer interface that allows the human brain to be directly connected to the World Wide Web. And in the Gaza Strip, programmer Samir Mustaf is writing a new generation computer virus for Hezbollah - a weapon for revenge against hated Israel and the entire world of infidels. What happens when these two inventions meet? Can a cyberterrorist attack affect not only a computer, but also the human brain? And how can Söderqvist, caught in the crossfire of terrorist organizations and foreign intelligence services, save his loved ones from the virtual monster that he himself helped unleash?