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> The attack destroyed over 47 TB of critical data, I'm very dubious that there would be such an amount of “critical” data pretty much anywhere, besides the ba
by littlestymaar 1y ago
> The attack destroyed over 47 TB of critical data,
I'm very dubious that there would be such an amount of “critical” data pretty much anywhere, besides the banking and insurance sector. And particularly not at a drone manufacturer.
- zulban 1y agoTraining data like audio, pictures, and video perhaps.
- Mashimo 1y agoProbably added all raw disk sizes together. Or all the data, including duplicates.
- littlestymaar 1y agoExactly.
- dogleash 1y agoDepends on how you slice it. If you focus only on data with high-uptime requirements, no probably not 50 TB. If you include low-uptime requirement but low-replaceability stuff like all the products' mechanical, electrical and software designs, documentation and artifacts? Easily 50 TB.