Difference between revisions of "Self limitation for safety"

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Against software hacking:

Usage of specialised and in function limited metamaterials instead of general purpouse utility fog (e.g. shelving systems).

Against direct physical hacking attacks:

Combination lock stones as a safety measure against malicious disassebly attacks are metioned here.
Integrated oszillators as physical timer to artificially slow down the disassembly of microcomponents - this allows for more response time.

Other:

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-* usage of specialised and in function limited [[diamondoid metamaterial|metamaterials]] instead of general purpouse [[utility fog]] (e.g. shelving systems)
-* Combination lock stones as a safety measure against malicious disassebly attacks are metioned [[Grey goo meme|here]].
-* integrated oszillators as physical timer to artificially slow down the disassembly of microcomponents - this allows for more response time.
+* [[Mobility prevention guideline]]
+Against software hacking:
+* Usage of specialised and in function limited [[diamondoid metamaterial|metamaterials]] instead of general purpouse [[utility fog]] (e.g. shelving systems).
+Against direct physical hacking attacks:
+* Combination lock stones as a safety measure against malicious disassebly attacks are metioned [[Grey goo meme|here]].
+* Integrated oszillators as physical timer to artificially slow down the disassembly of microcomponents - this allows for more response time.
+Other:
 * Wikipedia: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fail-safe Fail safe]
 * Battling Murphy's law ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murphy%27s_law wikipedia])
-Telated: [[Mobility prevention guideline]]
 [[Category:Information]]
 [[Category:General]]