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Never underestimate the street value either. I wonder if they have an armed escort for this truck -- the hardware must cost on the order of 10-20 million, and t
by mojoe 10y ago
Never underestimate the street value either. I wonder if they have an armed escort for this truck -- the hardware must cost on the order of 10-20 million, and the data itself could be worth many multiples of that. Could make a great heist movie.
- tyingq 10y agoI wonder if Amazon pays for the re-do if the truck ends up in a spectacular accident.
- mountaineer22 10y agoCan't one simply mirror a Snowmobile to a second Snowmobile prior to transport?
- nannal 10y agowe use RAIT 50 in prod
- superuser2 10y agoRedundant Array of Independent Trucks?
- notyourwork 10y agoI would assume this is where insurance becomes involved in the matter on one side of the other.
- MichaelApproved 10y agoThe hardware might be expensive but the data (if there's value to it) would likely be encrypted.
- mojoe 10y agoI'm sure you're correct, but encryption has never stopped movie villains. Kidnapping and coercion is usually the plot device used
- ncallaway 10y agoWell, I'd say it's 50/50 kidnapping and coercion vs a hacker spending an hour breaking in to the systems.
- paulddraper 10y agoAn hour and a half if it's double encrypted.
- longwave 10y agoThe Snowmobile product page covers this: "Snowmobile is protected by 24/7 video surveillance and alarm monitoring, GPS tracking and may optionally be escorted by a security vehicle while in transit."
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- gist 10y ago> Could make a great heist movie. Actually 'in the movie' the plot line comes at the end when you find out that the government is behind the heist in order to get hold of a large amount of end user data that they need for surveillance purposes.