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In a really bad situation, couldn't someone make a hard Ethernet link to something connected to the public internet? I wouldn't be surprised if some other non-
by novok 5y ago
In a really bad situation, couldn't someone make a hard Ethernet link to something connected to the public internet?
I wouldn't be surprised if some other non-us government or 5 has already established this kind of stuff. The amount of computers accessing the classified info intranet would be very, very large I would imagine, such that a few modified computers here and there would go virtually undetected. Just look at all the classified crap abandoned at Afghanistan for example.
- cryptonector 5y agoDouble digits PB/d is way more than 10Gb/s. 10Gb/s is about 100TB/d, so off by two or so orders of magnitude. So, OK you say, let's bond 100Gb/s links or something, but you need machines that can do that, too, and now you can download one copy of one day, per day, of data -- maybe, plus you need all that storage for that one very very vulnerable copy. Can't be done. Big data is hard to deal with. You can't just download the stuff.