From: Michael S. Lorrey (retroman@turbont.net)
Date: Thu Mar 30 2000 - 20:04:18 MST
Technotranscendence wrote:
>
> Too many posts!
>
> Anyway, one comment, in case someone hasn't brought it up. Imagine,
> ubiquitous surveillance is just around the corner, what things do you think
> would be used to counteract it? There're always ways to fake out any
> system.
a) EMP/ECM devices
b) low tech disguises
c) weapons disguised as other normal items
d) normal items disguised as weapons (sowing confusion and doubt)
e) encryption
f) optical camouflage technologies
g) holograms
h) DOS attacks on video servers
i) IP spoofing of video servers and cameras
j) baseball bats
k) diagonal cutters
l) autonomous crime agents
sow propaganda of suspicion about the system, and denigrate the
integrity of the system, and the popultion will dismantle the system for
you. Put out enough autonomous agents of your own that are built to
bollux up the system, and the system will be degraded to the point of
uselessness. This is pretty basic stuff, right out of standard SpecWar
and/or ChiCom insurgency manuals.... tho updated for the new technology.
The tactics of warfare never change, only the weapons and the targets.
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