1024 Terabytes = 1 Petabyte
this post was submitted on 28 Jan 2024
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This would be multiple storage servers worth of information most likely.
* Tebibytes ** Pebibyte
Tebibytes doesn't make sense, it should be Teribytes or Terribles (😁)
This story is posted in Worldnews too. My response there:
"Ukrainian hackers could cryptolocker it and exchange the keys for Ukrainian POWs."
Nah, just gril the thing.
These are just weather scientists? Were there really no better targets to come after? And why not steal the data instead if wiping it
Entire military operations have failed due to weather, accurate weather forecasts are vital in both war and peace.
This is another small blow for Russia.
the way large amount of data is moved is physically moving the drives, because transfering it over the internet might take months or years. an online calculator says that it would take about 6 months to transfer 2pb over a 1 gigabit connection.
Extremely difficult to exfiltrate that much data undetected. I do agree that there are much better targets though. Huge loss for science
Weather and climate information is vital to war efforts.
And what are you gonna do with 2 Petabyte of raw meterological data, if you dont have meterologists?
@Vriska @robocall (2 tb of data transfer might be observed by a monitoring system... So if you had the make the choice... Good...wipe everything Russian) #DestroyRussiaOnceAndForAll