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Surely more effective, the problem is that we don't have a way to damage rail infrastructure online -- except, well, for a cyber attack if they are crazy enoug
by gaius_baltar 5y ago
Surely more effective, the problem is that we don't have a way to damage rail infrastructure online -- except, well, for a cyber attack if they are crazy enough to allow SCADA-like systems on net Internet during a war.
- q1w2 5y ago> ...if they are crazy enough to allow SCADA-like systems on net Internet during a war. Rail is just one example, but I am certain that there are many such systems in Russia and Belarus that are online and can provide intelligence or interference. Even something like a hospital patient registration system near the front that counts the number of Russia soldiers is useful - as it's something Russia is trying to hide.