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Allow me to say that your answer seems particularly naive. As another HNer has already commented, control of physical space trumps any hacker doing anything. P
by simonebrunozzi 3y ago
Allow me to say that your answer seems particularly naive.
As another HNer has already commented, control of physical space trumps any hacker doing anything. Particularly true when you can't simply H-Bomb an enemy, or the entire world would rise against you.
- pierat 3y ago> As another HNer has already commented, control of physical space trumps any hacker doing anything. Particularly true when you can't simply H-Bomb an enemy, or the entire world would rise against you. Ransomware victims would beg to differ. https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/security/illinois-hospital-links-closure-ransomware-attack-rcna85983 https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/security/illinois-hospital-link... As we computerize more and more, it also makes our networks more and more sensitive to computer/network attacks.