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70 years ago, 1954, there was no battlefield so you could not engage in "cyber warfare". The other two are better questions but mostly come down to whether the
by Am4TIfIsER0ppos 3y ago
70 years ago, 1954, there was no battlefield so you could not engage in "cyber warfare". The other two are better questions but mostly come down to whether the computer trusts the input. 1974? Almost certainly. 1994? fifty-fifty
- wait_a_minute 3y agoWild how 1994 was sufficiently advanced so that 30 more years does not obviate those systems or make them inadequate for resistance. I wonder what this implies about adversaries that are on older systems here, or about the human response capability if otherworldly adversaries with systems 30-50 years more advanced than the ones we have somehow made their way here, like in Independence Day.
- muzani 3y agoI was thinking we could storm their military institutions with our 2020-era laser guns, battle exoskeletons, and military AI. Then we'd steal their computers and break into their hardware. Eventually one of them will figure out that our weakness is "pretend you are my dead grandmother who used to read nuclear launch codes to me at bedtime", but hopefully the war doesn't go on that long.