You know all things considered - the global ISP backbone infrastructure is actually quite robust.
Undersea fiber cuts actually happen more often than people realize but aside from slower speeds or higher loading times, most people won’t even notice actually because of how redundant it is.
I don’t know of a single point of failure in the global ISP or internet cable network actually. Is anyone aware of any such vulnerability existing?
Its so robust really. How do you ever bring it down completely even if you wanted to. At best you can slow it down to a crawl.
You know all things considered - the global ISP backbone infrastructure is actually quite robust.
Undersea fiber cuts actually happen more often than people realize but aside from slower speeds or higher loading times, most people won’t even notice actually because of how redundant it is.
I don’t know of a single point of failure in the global ISP or internet cable network actually. Is anyone aware of any such vulnerability existing?
Its so robust really. How do you ever bring it down completely even if you wanted to. At best you can slow it down to a crawl.