Comments on: Smart Grids Vulnerable To Hacker Attacks http://deviceace.com/miscellaneous/368/smart-grids-vulnerable-to-hacker-attacks.html Tue, 19 Jan 2010 12:11:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: daniel http://deviceace.com/miscellaneous/368/smart-grids-vulnerable-to-hacker-attacks.html/comment-page-1#comment-226 daniel Sun, 05 Apr 2009 11:50:55 +0000 http://deviceace.com/?p=368#comment-226 banks use the internet too so there must be a way to make it safe. as a houseowner you are likely to install some storage device. be it kinetic, hydrogen, air-pressure ore batteries so you can pull the plug from the grid. as for the grid itself there will probably be diversification on contracts. some consumers will be able to wash only on sunny days orelse have their washing be telecommanded by (safe!) grid amministration to operate on low demand cycle to get lower tariff. i think even that the grid could operate on individual standalone mode. that is: feed when current falls beyond limit a and hold back when it exceeds limit b. banks use the internet too so there must be a way to make it safe. as a houseowner you are likely to install some storage device. be it kinetic, hydrogen, air-pressure ore batteries so you can pull the plug from the grid.

as for the grid itself there will probably be diversification on contracts.
some consumers will be able to wash only on sunny days orelse have their washing be telecommanded by (safe!) grid amministration to operate on low demand cycle to get lower tariff.

i think even that the grid could operate on individual standalone mode. that is: feed when current falls beyond limit a and hold back when it exceeds limit b.

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