Combary Based Data Stoage
Combary is why we can do this. Combary actually allows the increase to ANY data storage method we currently use or are theorizing. This is because no matter the type, a usage of my Combary based method allows us a way to add a WORM method to the existing Read/Write of the other methods.
This is because we can use the "2" of the trit as WORM Memory, such as a dead zone in a Magnetic Drive or an SSD.
SSD Modification
Most SSD systems use various ways to protect locations from failures. This includes wear leveling methods, isolating bad locations, and more. Add on top of this that they will also utilize ECC (Error Correction Coding) to prevent errors from breaking the system. I embrace errors, so long as we are careful with them.
The steps:
- I am going to make an error in a page on an SSD. I would prefer to do it to the smallest sized element, but a page shows how it works.
- One in 8 pages would mean we are storing 3 bits, one in 256 pages would be 8 bits. The pages of course are big for data, but again its a proof of concept.
- By choosing the right pages I plan to make a small text document.
- Code for the 'second drive' will be kept on the read/write portion, breaking our SSD chip into two drives.
- A custom ECC will check the WORM Drive first, if there are detected errors, they are errors for the R/W drive as well.
- Imagine removing 1 bit from 8, this means you gain 3 bits. Two bits removed actually would produce 28 possible results, but if you have a variable of 1 to 2 bits removed from every 8, then you gain 36 possible results, or 5 bits for slighly less than 2 bits lost.
- Changes to the number taken, or the number taken from, change it logically. One bit from 16 bits means 4 WORM bits gained. A net total of 19 bits then, 4 worm and 15 r/w.
- This does reduce the longevity of the drives, do not doubt that.
- This will stop encryption of the OS, allowing uninterupted operation after the attack.
- You can include Anti-Virus software in the WORM as well, which would clean the RAM periodically or such.
- The biggest clients would be Hospitals which almost always give bitcoins to these hackers because their patients need the heart monitors, the oxygen devices, and the likes.
- Other client types will be okay with a shorter lifespan in exchange for a drive that cannot be erased or written over.
- These drives will also effectively have more R/W at the end due to the modification.
- Even for mainstream users, the OS, major software such as MS Office, and other added software, can all be WORM and this means more effective R/W, especially since they no longer would need a separate hidden drive for restoring Windows.
- I should have a prototype sometime in the middle of May, after the final parts arrive.