I'm looking forward (in a macabre, nihilistic sort of way) to the first corporate war that comes from legislation like this:
My sense of drama would like it to be an Apple vs Microsoft, but I think it more likely to be subsidiaries of large oil companies with security contractors from Microsoft or IBM; the initial attack being some sort of Phishing scam or unsecured access to login information, escalating into further petty intrusions, scaling up to truly massive full-scale DDOS, taking down huge swathes of countries' infrastructure while national governments sit powerless to intervene because this a#hole said it was okay to do it.
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I'm looking forward (in a macabre, nihilistic sort of way) to the first corporate war that comes from legislation like this:
My sense of drama would like it to be an Apple vs Microsoft, but I think it more likely to be subsidiaries of large oil companies with security contractors from Microsoft or IBM; the initial attack being some sort of Phishing scam or unsecured access to login information, escalating into further petty intrusions, scaling up to truly massive full-scale DDOS, taking down huge swathes of countries' infrastructure while national governments sit powerless to intervene because this a#hole said it was okay to do it.
Are you listening, Hollywood?