This reminds me of Charles Stross's "Laundry Files" series, which I frequently recommend to anyone at the intersection of enjoying computers, spy stories, and L

This reminds me of Charles Stross's "Laundry Files" series, which I frequently recommend to anyone at the intersection of enjoying computers, spy stories, and Lovecraftian horror. (The first conceit of the story is that there were two Church-Turing Theses, and the second one would be so disastrous as public knowledge that it was immediately suppressed by Her Majesty's Government, known only to a select few and the folks they monitor and handle).