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11 sats \ 0 replies \ @Coinsreporter 17 May
Wow! Amazing! What a great post!
I just say that everyone here must read it. It's long, quiet long actually, but It's full of great insights. Very interesting and containing some valuable information, a real reality check about how our world stands in front of any serious and large scale cyber threats.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @BitcoinAbhi 17 May
It's a very long post but ok ts great. I've just had a brief look at it. I think noone is prepared for such attacks. Not even if countries like US.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @riberet19 17 May
I just read it completely and now I'm worried too, the infrastructure is probably not prepared for a real disaster situation, thanks for sharing
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @machuPikacchu 17 May
Read about half and the TL;DR is:
- During times of crisis you want simple, effective infrastructure. We've replaced such infrastructure with "modern" but brittle and complicated infrastructure. The example given is an old telephone that didn't require electricity being replaced by a powered, internet dependent VOIP phone.
- Don't outsource your infrastructure maintenance to someone who lives far away. They might not be reachable during times of crisis.
- Avoid logistical bottlenecks like mechanical bridges that can be disabled and prevent trucks/tanks from crossing during a war.
An interesting article with valid points. It reads like a transcript from a video though which would've been preferable in that case.
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