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Maybe there are still benefits to have a network, but not using internet. Couldn't we build a network with a subset of internet features but which are all forma
by antpls 7y ago
Maybe there are still benefits to have a network, but not using internet. Couldn't we build a network with a subset of internet features but which are all formally proved, and let humans take care of the rest ?
- effie 7y agoInternet is fine as a network, it is resilient to damage. What is sufficient to make it secure is to restrict the network features of the facility server software to one command, SHOW_STATUS. Control of operation over network should be impossible.
- glloydell 7y agoMy spidey sense tingles every time someone uses the S word in regards to system design or security. A system which "should" only allow read access is a system that will most likely have flaws which allow for far more, especially given the governments tendency to underspend on salaries for the people responsible for implementation.
- andrewnicolalde 7y agoRandom damage? Yes, quite resilient. Targeted attack? Not so much.