858TB Lost in Fire: Why Digital IDs Are Vulnerable Too

A massive fire at South Korea’s government data center destroyed 858 terabytes of data, including years of documents that had no backup. The G-Drive system, a central repository used by hundreds of thousands of officials, was wiped out because it “couldn’t be backed up” due to its size.

This isn’t just a tech disaster, it’s a warning to any nation pushing “mandatory digital ID” systems. The UK’s push for a universal digital ID (BritCard) is already raising concerns about privacy and control. But what happens when the digital infrastructure behind that ID fails, or is attacked? When your identity becomes data, you become exposed to catastrophic loss.

In this video, we’ll link the dots: how reliance on central systems, whether for identity, health, or government services, creates single points of failure. We’ll show why the South Korea fire should terrify anyone who cares about digital sovereignty, privacy, and human dignity.

Source: https://www.techspot.com/news/109799-858tb-gone-forever-south-korea-data-center-fire.html
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