With covid we saw how a deadly virus shut down the world economy and it became a political issue and the right became pro virus. Well is a computer virus with covid characteristics something the left should worry about?
Mr. Robot was lib, but the reaction to the hack was realistic. He expected the collapse of the debt system to liberate the people, but no one had organized them and the collapse just handed power over to local organizations with the most resources.
Don't tell me this has already been done in Hollywood?
Probably too many different software/hardware configurations out in the wild to have a computer virus that was about to mutate and spread as fast, far, and with as much ability to survive as COVID.
What if there is an innate unknown flaw in the language of programming that can be exploited to brick computers?
Think about how hard it is for a single software company to make a piece of software that functions the same across ALL platforms...
The amount of workarounds needed to make a video game function on different Windows platforms at times, kinda makes me think that with the tech ecosystem as diverse as it is, a single flaw that would effect all computers is unlikely.
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Just get it FREE!
Not really. A computer virus is only somewhat analogous to a virus, and the conditions by which they spread are different. A computer virus is a program that exploits a specific security vulnerability in a specific piece of software. A human has to find the exploit, then design the virus, then release it. After it's released, it generally gets patched very quickly and the exploit can't be used again. Computer viruses don't "mutate", nor do they affect systems that don't use the software that has the exploit.
Basically, imagine if COVID only affected a subset of the population, couldn't mutate into other variants, and a vaccine could be tested, manufactured, and distributed overnight. Computer viruses can be disruptive/destructive, but they're limited and vulnerable in ways that biological viruses are not.
I for one welcome our new malware overlords and volunteer for treason.
Idk, but if there is going to be a super computer virus, I hope it's a power virus :anprim-pat:
