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this post was submitted on 04 Jan 2024
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If you want to live through 80's dystopian books on this subject, we all need to start learning how to hack; compromise these company's networks, take down their supply chain. In the end, we're enabling them. We can either give up because there are too many of them, or educate ourselves on their weaknesses.
I like the concept of destroying them from the inside. Get a job with them and at the first possible instant do
rm -rfon all their servers.
Cool, you go to jail and their sysadmin restores from backups. Accomplished nothing, ruined your life.
Damn, alright... Where are the backups?
Off-site cloud backups for geographical disaster resiliency and operated by a third party contractor that you don't work for.
That's like saying "we all need to learn how to be spies and pick locks so we can steal the gold from Fort Knox".
Also, disrupting the supply chain can literally kill people. Look what happened when the Suez canal was blocked.
That will only result in hiring more network security and passing the costs onto consumers.