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Critical military infrastructure isn't connected to the Internet, so it's unlikely as part of this regular epidemic.
by hueving 9y ago
Critical military infrastructure isn't connected to the Internet, so it's unlikely as part of this regular epidemic.
- askvictor 9y agoIran's nuclear fuel processing systems weren't connected to the internet either...
- angry_octet 9y agoBut it is collected to an internet, which might be just as good.
- andai 9y ago[serious] wasn't the Internet basically invented to support critical military infrastructure? Or do their have their own parallel thing?
- willstrafach 9y agoNot "parallel" but a few networks. NIPR - Unclassified DoD internet plus powerful defensive capabilities when traffic goes between the intranet and public internet. SIPR - Private "internet" for military and defense contractors and such to allow for handling SECRET and below. Dedicated circuits. JWICS - Like SIPR but for TS and SCI channels. Then other dedicated networks for international partnerships which run on dedicated circuits and using sats.
- hueving 9y agoThe technology of the internet was definitely invented to support it (i.e resilient networks). The public internet that we use is separate though.