Cheddah
join:2001-12-31
San Rafael, CA | ???
"Yevgeny Kaspersky pointed out that there was no real danger for Russian military facilities since "they are situated at a considerable distance from the Internet."
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lazarus_
join:2002-08-31
Resolute, NU | They probably dont have a direct line to the internet. Maybe they have a Intranet with no internet access.
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rradina
join:2000-08-08
Chesterfield, MO | reply to Cheddah
I never really thought about it but...
why steal a nuclear weapon and go through the trouble to plant it in a highly populated area? Why not just hack the defense system of a nuclear-powered country and launch yourself an ICBM... |
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Hot_Rats
He's Not Tor Johnson
join:2003-07-08
Indianapolis, IN
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I never really thought about it but...
why steal a nuclear weapon and go through the trouble to plant it in a highly populated area? Why not just hack the defense system of a nuclear-powered country and launch yourself an ICBM...
Whoah, dude, that would make a really cool movie!
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rengaw03
join:2002-09-13
Spokane, WA
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I don't know what the Soviet system was like, but the US launch system had so many checks, balances, interlocks, and human decision points that it was questionable that they'd be able to launch even if a nuclear war *did* break out. The launch bunkers and missile silos are on their own internal communications network, and there is nothing even remotely resembling an internet connection to be seen. |
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BUGZILLA 57
Don't Get Uranus Ablaze
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join:2004-06-10
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said by Hot_Rats :
said by rradina :
I never really thought about it but...
why steal a nuclear weapon and go through the trouble to plant it in a highly populated area? Why not just hack the defense system of a nuclear-powered country and launch yourself an ICBM...
Whoah, dude, that would make a really cool movie!
 ain't gonna happen dudes. ain't NOTHING as secure as a government site!
WHAT? |
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madylarian
The curmudgeonly
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join:2002-01-03
Parkville, MD
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said by Hot_Rats :
Whoah, dude, that would make a really cool movie!
It already has. WarGames
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DaDogs
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join:2004-02-28
Deltaville, VA
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Never mind... I see Wargames was already mentioned. |
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andrewe77
Gonads And Strife
join:2000-09-17
Blue Springs, MO
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Good thing someone has a brain here. |
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Hot_Rats
He's Not Tor Johnson
join:2003-07-08
Indianapolis, IN
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I'm sorry I did not make my sarcasm obvious enough.
Yes, it already has, and more times than just in War Games, it's pretty standard "evil super-villian" stuff.
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DaDogs
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