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Infosphere: Tilting the Balance. (Internet Evolution and Nanotechnology)

Overview This is an attempt to look into the future of the infinitely scalable distributed Gnutella-type protocols and to show how these protocols might be used in the context of the future nanotechnology development.

Even if the hackers would really have a goal of disrupting the phone service, they would encounter some major problems along the way and might even be unsuccessful, whereas a small piece of garbled data was able to achieve the same result with no effort.

If we compare the hacker activity with the viral and bacterial diseases that multiply the foreign DNA in the organism, this crash was more close to cancer, where the error in the native cell DNA might cause some significant problems for the whole organism.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	infolio	File Format	HTML & WORD
Date Published	March 2001	Downloads	188
Format	White Papers
Topics	Web Protocols, Nanotechnology, Anti-Hacking

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