In Britain, remembered the "Dead Hand" of Russia

In Britain, which does not care about tens of thousands of Syrians, Iraqis, Libyans and Serbs who died under the bombs of British military aircraft, but there is a case for Skripal, a single spy, they remembered the existence of a nuclear strike control system in Russia. We are talking about the system "Perimeter", which is vigorously discussed by British experts, promoting the next sanctions anti-Russian measures.

In a typical "yellow" British newspaper Daily Star shows footage of the TV channel "Star" and it is reported that the Kremlin and Vladimir Putin personally have "terrible weapon"Called" Dead Hand ". This is the very "Perimeter", which was developed in the Soviet Union for automated control of a massive nuclear response.

At the same time, one of the British experts, Bruce Blair, admits a remark not characteristic of the collective West that the Russian Perimeter clearly reduces the degree of hysteria about statements about the “imminent start of a nuclear war”. According to him, the presence of such a system in Russia makes it clear to the West that the very "idea of ​​a nuclear attack is bad, and it is worth thinking twice."

At the same time, Bruce Blair states that the "Perimeter" may be "vulnerable to cyber attacks", and therefore "threatens the entire system of international security." But, strangely, Mr. Blair does not say a word that the British nuclear security system is also vulnerable to cyber attacks, and therefore it clearly threatens the whole world.

A fact remains a fact: the theme of Russia in today's Britain is number one.

Comments

[Vard]

Ivanov! God bless her with Britain ... but there must be discipline!

[Herculesic]

There, only England is very va-nya-et, the rest are more adequate, a little more brains, but there is no courage and desire to tell the truth!

[LSA57]

Quote: Herkulesich

the rest is more adequate, a little more brains, but there is no courage and desire to tell the truth!

corporate ethics, allied ethics, the most powerful political pressure of the arrogant Saxons and striped and much more

[Black Colonel]

Rather, the ethics of a jackal flock. And while it is unlikely that any of the jackals will fit into the match, if it comes to it.

[LSA57]

Quote: Black Colonel

And while it is unlikely that any of the jackals will fit into the match, if it comes to it.

and jackals do not climb when the strong are fighting.

[rocket757]

Well, yes, German workers will never go to war .... and further on!
We will not have illusions! There is a shepherd, with such a serious whip, he will gather the flock in one way or another! There is only one hope, the shepherd also wants to live!

[zoolu350]

The shepherd will drive the flock, but it can be easily countered: 1. Threatening the shepherd himself, 2. Preventive destruction of one or several individuals in the herd, after which the shepherd will need a VERY SERIOUS WHIP to chase the flocks that will scatter in different directions.

[rocket757]

Point 1 - absolutely agree !!!
Point 2 - Have you ever grazed a herd of "sheep"? If there is a “BARAN” or “GOAT” in the herd with such cool “bells”, the herd will follow him unconditionally and turn them astray (the majority), I have no idea what to do ??? However, this particular shepherd has more than one “flap” in the herd, fortunately it must be said that there are “goats” (those are also schlindra), gentle “gazelles” (just that, immediately jumping to the side) and the other not very reinforcing this herd "living creatures" ... so the second option may work to some extent!

[NEXUS]

Quote: zoolu350

The shepherd will drive the flock, but it can be easily countered: 1. By threatening the shepherd himself

That is why any aggressive actions of the EU must be tightly tied to the responsibility of the States. That is, in the case of aggression by Europeans (military), so that the mattresses understand very clearly that the first blow will be against them, as the main threat to us. So that the mattresses understand that they can’t sit out in a puddle until the Europeans and we shred each other.
And the time has long come when our concern, notes of protest, calls to play by the rules do not bother anyone. Any reason for provocation can be found, in order to make us guilty of everything again and again.
And anti-Russian hysteria is only growing. And today's situation is very similar to the situation in 1941.

[sharp-lad]

I completely agree! If Brehania is finely spitting something, immediately give her a kick and a scribble of Zaluzhi! And accordingly, vice versa. With the rest in the same vein: the "winners" of fascism frocked up, the froggers poured along with them, the occupied Muslims (formerly Germany) reacted crookedly to Islam, (the country in which the paddlers were once the majority). To speak with the Baltic states only through their leadership in Zaluzhi or the main allies from the Brussels Caliphate.

[Chertt]

Quote: Herkulesich

There, only England is very va-na-et, the rest are more adequate, a little more brains

Respected Well, what a servile manner ?? They gave us a slap in the face "collectively." And you, "no, this Englishwoman is crap, the rest are good, let's get them .... we’ll kiss and be friends." It is time to finally, mentally, break away from the European peninsula, and take a closer look at the whole other world. There are many true, equal and profitable partners.

[Herculesic]

Chertt, I simply stated the fact that the principle of spoiling Russia in all ages was stronger in England, and the rest of Britain dutifully carried out English orders! So, first of all, you need to beat England, it’s painful, painful, maybe you can even kick it with your feet! The rest will understand everything quickly! And for the phrase addressed to me, "servile manner," I can tear my head off! !!!

[Chertt]

Quote: Herkulesich

So you need to first beat England, hard, painful, maybe even kick

You just need to beat anyone who doesn’t open his mouth

Quote: Herkulesich

And for the phrase addressed to me, "servile manner," I can tear my head off! !!!

Save strength for enemies We are definitely not enemies

[LSA57]

Quote: Chertt

There are many true, equal and profitable partners.

China has harshly responded to groundless accusations

[rocket757]

A wise monkey gets down from its tree when the fire will begin to be made under its tree.
In other matters, can I be wrong? Can she and for the whole grove have care? They are eastern people, who understand them, they did not teach us in Confucius.

[LSA57]

Quote: rocket757

Can she and for the whole grove have care?

they prefer to deal with Russia now. the enemy is one, striped

[rocket757]

I would answer by Confucius, for sure there is how and what to answer for! But he didn’t study, so he jumped on top! But Li Bo is well acquainted with me:
Emperor troops
Sends to the north of the desert

So that the enemies do not threaten
Water horses in our rivers.

How many battles are ahead of us
And how many were there until now, -

But our love for the motherland
Stronger and stronger.

[LSA57]

Quote: rocket757

But our love for the motherland
Stronger and stronger.

because of love, they are friends with us. we do not threaten them, anything can be expected from the striped.

[rocket757]

I also highlight these lines.
They will eat them in parts, so partnership is ensured for the time of the common threat!
And then ... when it comes later, then our descendants will think!

[LSA57]

Quote: rocket757

They will eat them in parts, so partnership is ensured for the time of the common threat!

this is what I wanted to say

And then ... when it comes later, then our descendants will think!

hurt we made them

[Piramidon]

Quote: LSA57

they prefer to deal with Russia now. the enemy is one, striped

Not true, the "whole world" is against us.

[LSA57]

Quote: Piramidon

Not true, the "whole world" is against us.

well you showed it in the afternoon. I’ll forget until evening. and so I would not fall asleep before morning

[freejack]

But did Canada and Australia really expel diplomats? ... They, of course, are the closest ally of the states, but sluggishly supported the sanctions ... True, Canada keeps its instructors on the outskirts ... it is correct that they marked them with black ... I apologize!))

[Piramidon]

Quote: freejack

Did Canada and Australia expel diplomats?

Yes, I’m not talking about diplomats, but about “all-rivals”.

[freejack]

I have already recovered ...

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: LSA57

Quote: Chertt

There are many true, equal and profitable partners.

China has harshly responded to groundless accusations

And Austria also sent them to the forest. In general, 160 countries decided to wait for the real facts and evidence from Britain, ignoring its unfounded accusations against Russia.

[Topotun]

There is one more point here - Russia has EVERYTHING necessary for a normal life and development. Well, why are we stubbornly trying to stay in line with dependence on certain supplies of the West? Can start to seriously invest in their own country? However, the rhetorical question ...

[LSA57]

Quote: Topotun

There is one more point here - Russia has EVERYTHING necessary for a normal life and development. Well, why are we stubbornly trying to stay in line with dependence on certain supplies of the West?

too tied up. not all can still produce ourselves. but the matter, though slowly, is moving

[sgazeev]

Quote: Herkulesich

There, only England is very va-nya-et, the rest are more adequate, a little more brains, but there is no courage and desire to tell the truth!

[Finches]

The West must understand that for every dead head (without brains), we always have a dead hand ....

[Ascetic]

Quote: Finches

The West must understand that for every dead head (without brains), we always have a dead hand ....

There was a very interesting remark by Putin at a meeting with the Valdai club. There someone says to him: "You can destroy the United States in about half an hour." But Putin thought and thought and answered: “Actually, faster.”

[LSA57]

Quote: Ascetic

There was a very interesting remark by Putin at a meeting with the Valdai club. There someone says to him: "You can destroy the United States in about half an hour." But Putin thought and thought and answered: “Actually, faster.”

I also liked the other. I do not remember literally, but the meaning is this. the west can destroy Russia, he replied, why then do we need land without Russia?
Well, something like this

[Xnumx vis]

Let the Britons not forget that they are an island nation ... Poseidon can appear from any direction. Washes off a bunch of ... islands like r in the toilet.

[rocket757]

I do not agree that the arrogant Saxons all instigators! Yes, yes, but they smelled a smelly barrel from there, from across the ocean! The rest is so, nose downwind! Just some of the process in ecstasy, and some with a clothespin on the nose!
And let the "Perimeter" be on the alert, not in vain we did it! Did GOOD, RELIABLE!

[esso]

the perimeter is not susceptible to cyber attacks, it is an isolated system. These are bunkers with computers, they are not connected to external systems, all information is connected to hundreds, if not thousands of sensors.

[voyaka uh]

This is not the internet. But this is a network. And you can enter any network and hack it,
if you enter one of her computers.
Iranian nuclear centrifuges were also not connected to the Internet.
Only on the internal network. But they were hacked without much difficulty.

[PV KGB of the USSR]

If they hack, then someone on a foggy island and overseas on this day is not lucky. I think the protection against hacking is thought out and if there are attempts, then everything, as they say, started! If you enter the code incorrectly more than three times, the ATM takes away the card, but what the Perimeter system does is we can only guess. It’s the same as cutting a shell with a grinder.

[voyaka uh]

"makes the system" perimeter "we can only guess" ///

If it exists at all ... There was, as it were, a "command" rocket,
which on takeoff gives commands to everyone else: "we were attacked! take off!"
But this is unreliable.
Or really there are only rockets underground with radioactivity sensors:
caught the radiation - means: "the enemy hit. We respond."
Then there is no network.

[sharp-lad]

There is not only a command missile, there are procedures for launching missiles at predetermined goals in the absence of communication with the control center for a certain time. I think that there are launch systems in the absence of personnel.

[zoolu350]

Hack the "Perimeter", but remember, suddenly there are a couple of flight missions to Israel there, then there will be no one to howl.

[Xnumx vis]

Wai Mae ! Oh me! ... let them howl. they mastered it perfectly ... Howl and lamentations ...

[rocket757]

Gee, gee, he is native ... he turned off one mud - muda - tagged, schaub to him !!! Included!
The soaring "signal" rocket is one of the channels \ sources ..., .... function!
Hack? A cast iron filled with hot coals how to turn it off ??? Pull it out of the socket? I warn you, there is no water nearby and everyone’s urinary system is empty!

[sharp-lad]

They were not hacked, but a well-developed virus was planted. The system was only partially "closed", someone from the staff connected their computer with the infection.

[Alexey RA]

Quote: voyaka uh

Iranian nuclear centrifuges were also not connected to the Internet.
Only on the internal network. But they were hacked without much difficulty.

The small thing is to find a computer in the control system of the Strategic Missile Forces (not in the control system, namely in the system that is responsible for sending commands and for launching it) into which a flash drive can be inserted (or at least one computer compatible with anything).
It’s the same as trying to hack the lamp control system of the S-125 air defense system. The latter will be even simpler - there are at least transistor assemblies.

[Hiller]

Do not enter and do not hack ... this is not a network ... but an isolated command system .. a flash drive cannot be inserted like in Iran ... nowhere ...

[Wolka]

partly happy, and the memory of the agglomerated began to return

[Herculesic]

When the English tattered cat has nothing to do, she angrily growls and spits in the direction of Russia! No matter how they choke on their saliva from anger! Or even vice versa, let them choke on their saliva and choke on it! !!

[LSA57]

Quote: Herkulesich

When the English tattered cat has nothing to do, she angrily growls and spits in the direction of Russia!

Well, what a shame. were Great Britain, became FINE. this proves the emergence in the power of such insignificants as the cutter and the fight

[wandlitz]

Bruce Blair says the Perimeter could be “vulnerable to cyber attacks,”
Let him try to “hurt”, as if he himself didn’t have to wash his pants then ....

[Ushly_bashkort]

This is to ensure that Russia needs to take away and divide nuclear weapons between respected and unconditionally safe countries. Well-intentioned of course.

[Moore]

At the same time, Bruce Blair claims that the “Perimeter” may be “vulnerable to cyber attacks,” and therefore “threatens the entire system of international security.”

In the head of the Anglo-Saxon can not fit the idea that automatic combat control systems do not have access to external networks?

[LSA57]

Quote: Moore

Anglo-Saxon's head cannot fit a thought

they all know. But not all. that's what they put into their heads

[Felix99]

I wonder how this subject is “vulnerable to cyber attacks,” and therefore “threatens the entire system of international security”?

[LSA57]

Quote: Felix99

I wonder how this subject is “vulnerable to cyber attacks”

reliable. but for defense. and this is for the answer. also reliable

[sharp-lad]

It is better to use this instrument, both historical, and folk, and traditional, and recognizable.
Ciston in person.

[Felix99]

Hi Litvin! The Germans have a more romantic name for this item - Morgenstern, in Russian, Morning Star!

[sharp-lad]

I do not know how the Germans , and his earlobes felt comfortable in his bosom.

[Vard]

At the end of the seventies, they were on duty in a bunker at a depth of fifty meters ... now this is the territory of Ukraine ... There were two sensors ... seismic and gamma radiation ... and a button ... Next was the Strategic Missile Forces division ... that's the whole dead hand ... and no internet ...

[PV KGB of the USSR]

The main thing is that everything works flawlessly

[voyaka uh]

This is more like the truth than some
automatic autonomous working system.

[Sergey985]

Hmm, kindergarten. You type in Google the "perimeter", but you turn off the entire nuclear triad of Russia. And how has nobody thought of such a simple thought?

[Felix99]

Not everything is so simple, there is no suitable team in Google, you need to use Yandex. In general, everything was invented by Microsoft, three buttons at the same time, Contral, Alt, Del.

[Alexey RA]

Quote: Felix99

In general, everything was invented by Microsoft, three buttons at the same time, Contral, Alt, Del.

FORMAT C: / q

[zulusuluz]

He just didn’t fantasize - "As a result of launching the Perimeter system, 3 land areas will disappear from the Earth map: North America, Great Britain, Australia."

[Senior manager]

Australia for what? Missed what?

[Ushly_bashkort]

For company! Why are they walking upside down ?!

[Felix99]

The issue with Australia is solved simply: It is necessary at the UN to recognize the land as flat.

[zulusuluz]

So this is the first of the colonies of England!

[Proton]

I remembered correctly, otherwise, instead of the rule of Britain by the seas, Britain will sleep under the waters
A dead hand reaches everywhere.

[den3080]

The "dead hand" is controlled by a mechanical system of levers and balances, you can try to put the computer between the gears, of course, if you can penetrate whether such a cyber attack is effective.

Western delirium is already boring to read, a huge crowd of experts, experts who just need to come up with something else will have nothing to eat, so they grind ... the kids for milk and their own oatmeal for breakfast.

[Sergey D_2]

All its history, Russia looked at England, revealing a mitt. The exception, perhaps, was the time of Alexander 1.

[jovanni]

According to him, the presence of such a system in Russia makes it clear to the West that the very "idea of ​​a nuclear attack is bad, and it’s worth thinking twice."

Yes, than rushing with desperate anger at Russia, it is better to think once, but well, right away. If you don’t think of it the first time, the second possibility may not be given ...

[AlexS]

Britain, with its cannibalistic logic, decided once again to complain and reproach the bad Russians who are ready to defend themselves and to strike specifically, and not to surrender to the grace of the "higher race" ...

[Observer2014]

At the same time, Bruce Blair states that the “Perimeter” may be “vulnerable to cyber attacks,”

And not an expert. And in general, what is there to be surprised if there are such EXPERTS.

[Hariton laptev]

that's interesting, but if we raise the price of gas for them, well, or will we turn off the gas altogether next winter? It is clear that this will be to their own detriment, but still what will they sing? Americans, with all their desire, will not feed Europe with their gas carriers, Norwegian will not be enough, and in the event of a real gas collapse, everything will become Europe's industry.

[pvv113]

the presence of such a system in Russia makes it clear to the West that the very "idea of ​​a nuclear attack is bad, and it’s worth thinking twice"

That is, thanks to the "Perimeter" the Anglo-Saxons have to include thoughtful reflexes

[Felix99]

There is one gyrus, and that one is covered with cowards and sandwiched with rolls.

[Gray brother]

Bruce Blair says the Perimeter could be “vulnerable to cyber attacks,”

Another [a sick person on his head] drew.
Programs washed down at the hardware level are generally impossible to crack.

[sharp-lad]

Can! With the help of scrap and someone's mother, but who will let it go!

[KCA]

They are interesting, the British, think that the "Perimeter" works through the Internet and is controlled by Windows 95, therefore it is defenseless against cyber attacks, you do not need to judge the control systems of your probable enemy by the control systems of your warships, comrades

[Gray brother]

Quote: KCA

They are interesting, the British, think that the "Perimeter" works through the Internet and is controlled by Windows 95,

I'm sticking out of this too

[CooL_SnipeR]

“Vulnerable to cyber attacks”
Well, yes, they will lay the cable and hack

[sleeve]

What are rams? There is an independent autonomous communication system. She was "sculpted" when they talked about ovskie warriors about the Internet to wives under the covers. I would not be surprised if mechanical adjustments are used there at all. Cyberattacks.

[sleeve]

Can they be signed to IN? Well, satire is just daily.

[Old26]

Quote: voyaka uh

"makes the system" perimeter "we can only guess" ///

If it exists at all ... There was, as it were, a "command" rocket,
which on takeoff gives commands to everyone else: "we were attacked! take off!"
But this is unreliable.
Or really there are only rockets underground with radioactivity sensors:
caught the radiation - means: "the enemy hit. We respond."
Then there is no network.

Fortunately, no one knows what this system is. And this is good. The more uncertainty and rumors, the less likely it is that someone will blow the roof and he "press the button." When you don’t know what this system will react to, you’ll think 100 times
With a 100% guarantee, only two things are known.
1. The system exists
2. One component is command missiles
And then - a continuous fog. Like in London ...

Quote: zoolu350

Hack the "Perimeter", but remember, suddenly there are a couple of flight missions to Israel there, then there will be no one to howl.

Flight missions on Israel in command missiles that have no warheads ??? I’m embarrassed to ask why ...

[Vanek]

"Perimeter" is the brainchild of the USSR. "Perimeter" on the lamps. "Perimeter" wanted to spit on hackers.

[sharp-lad]

Poor you think about the Union. I myself worked at a factory that produced transistors and microcircuits of small integration for the military, space, nuclear energy, and other civilian industries. And the products were issued using industrial robotic machines, and even equipped with industrial vision systems!

[Vanek]

Quote: sharp-lad

Poor you think about the Union.

No way! I was born in it.

... for some reason I remembered the story behind the sledgehammer.

[rehev931]

why do we need a world without Russia? without Russia we do not need the world !!!

[Hiller]

a cyber attack on the "Perimeter" ??? ... dolbo ... woodpeckers .... no dreamers can come close to it .. "implicated in other yeast" ... let them guess ..