Pirate Bay plans to fly servers with unmanned aircraft

The famous Pirate Bay is constantly looking for ways to improve its security level. Recently, they came up with the idea of ​​"creating tiny aircraft that can fly at altitudes of several kilometers and serve as site proxy servers."

"One of the technical problems we have been constantly looking for more solutions is where we should place our front-end servers, which should redirect web traffic to a place that is not known. Now we A frightening decision was made," said Pirate Bay.

Pirate Bay is a web site dedicated to storing, sorting, and searching Bittorrent seed files. It claims to be "the world's largest BitTorrent tracker (BT seed server)" and is supported by servers in unknown regions around the world, serving millions of users worldwide. If one or more front-end servers are attacked or accidentally crashed, other servers will automatically move in front of them and replace them.

But despite this, Pirate Bay is still looking for ways to put these front-end servers out of touch and even deploy them into the air.


Pirates Bay's future unmanned aircraft may be small but not provided by NASA

It is reported that this website only has such an idea, but there is no specific implementation plan. However, even if these ideas are very innovative, they will encounter a lot of trouble when they are actually implemented.

First, unmanned aircraft can fly in the air for long periods of time, but servers cannot provide long-lasting, stable web services in high-speed air. However, with the continuous development of technology, the use of solar panels to support altitudes of several kilometers above the ground will not be affected by the atmosphere and climate.

In addition, such servers still need to be connected to a site on the ground or a space satellite, and both of these situations will cause bottlenecks.

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