NSA Chief Wants Internet Partitioned For Government, 'Critical' Industries
GovTechGuy writes "NSA chief Keith Alexander, also the head of the US Cyber Command, told reporters that he would like to see the creation of a secure zone on the Internet for government and critical private sector industries such as utility companies and the financial sector. Alexander has repeatedly emphasized the dramatic nature of the cyber threat facing American networks and his comments were a further sign that the Pentagon does not think the war against foreign hackers can be won. Alexander denied the military has any role in safeguarding civilian networks currently, but didn't rule out the option in the future."
Just tell all the companies worried about cyber attack to set their gateway as 127.0.0.1 and they'll be perfectly safe.
You hereby agree to pay Kilgore Trout of Euro 100,000,000 for consulting with Cyber Command about running their own private network.
Please see Private Network.
Thanks in advance.
Yours In Vladivostok,
Kilgore Trout, C.I.O.
It's not pipes, it's TUBES! TUBES!
I had to imagine this thread read by the movie trailer voice guy because of the title.
There's nobody else there anyway....
You know, when you want to copy and paste a nuclear recipe from Wikipedia.
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(:heh: sorry, couldn't resist)
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I thought there were trucks involved.
I drank what? -- Socrates