What computer hardware and OS do you think the Army and Navy

Whatever it is its outdated. It takes them years to update all the systems used by typical military personnel. The top secret side of the military is a completely different story however.

>>52481023
OpenVMS on Alpha cpus

>>52481023

Probably Mac/OSX, they would have the best stuff available I'm sure. Also they would want it secure, and to just work without viruses.

Os/2

Something written in JOVIAL or Ada.

Probably some extremely obsolete shit like windows 3.11 running on an i386 or something.

windows CE

>>52481023
Microsoft BOB

>>52481023
The land-based ICBM software is old as fuck. They still use 5.25" floppy drives for crying out loud. I mean, it is decades old.

On subs though, I've no idea. Probably some RT/OS or something since the submarines are more recent.

CIA niggers use TempleOS

>>52481260
Its something called Sailor. Used it for a long time up until a couple years ago.

Redhat and Solaris

Windows ME

>>52481096

This.

Likely VMS or some outdated AIX or HP-UX

Well considering I know this answer I am not going to supply it.
>>52481260
This is 100% accurate although general enough.

>all the good hackers did their deeds in 90s
is it even possible to hack big companies in 2016?

>>52481357
Posting in the wrong thread eeee buddy.

>>52481023
Windows XP, they recently paid Microsoft a bunch of money for extended support.

There is one commercial nuke plant in Canada that runs off of a PDP11. Saw it in a /. article years ago.

>>52481096
i am more then curios how to a get my hands on?
Where can i download newst verision and what can i

>>52481023
All proprietary written in colbolt

>>52482450
Well written. You clearly know what you are doing.
>>52482513
That's banking software

>>52481023
gentoo

Elementary OS

>>52481023
OpenBSD on VAX

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>>52481023
Probably real-time operating systems, custom software, legacy UNIX, probably this too >>52481096 and likely some PDP-11 shit thrown in there like RSX-11 depending on the age of the facility.

>>52482278
I assure you that most of these cold-war era facilities are not using it for anything truly mission-critical.

>>52481023
Arch Linux.

>>52481023
a terrifying amount of XP

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The USS Zumwalt uses Red Hat Linux on top of IBM servers.

http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2013/10/the-navys-newest-warship-is-powered-by-linux/

Data General Nova 800's
Only the fastest and the best.

>>52481260
I wonder how often they reload it, or if they've just left the software in memory for years at a time.
Hope to god they have ECC.

>>52484454
That thing looks so fucking half life 2.
I love it.

>>52485242
the lower-desnity the memory, the less you need ECC, because the lower the density, the more energy it takes for a stray cosmic ray or radioactive decay to flip a bit.

>>52485318
Shit, I guess mag core memory would be immune to that shit then...

>>52482513
cobol and IBM shit in general was mostly used in the corporate and academic worlds desu senpai

stuff like missle silo control and other industrial applications was a market cornered by companies like DEC and HP

Desqview X on DOS.

>>52481023
El Capitan on Intel NUCs

>ctrl+f integrity
>no results
Seriously, /g/?

http://www.ghs.com/products/safety_critical/integrity-do-178b.html

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>>52481141
forced meme

>>52481141
so you think the military needs photoshop?

ITT: lets help terrorists, chinks and ruskies to get their shit together to hack the silos

>>52488424
>implying any of that shit would be connected to the internet

>>52488436
>not knowing stuxnet

>>52488461
>implygin stuxnet would affect US

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proprietary IBM shit

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CIC runs on Windows 98

>>52490382
>HMS Dragon

I am a Missile Technician on a SSBN.

the "computer" is an old school 70s era supercomputer with cards the size of motherboards. I'm not joking when I say that The college that we send all our data to, fit the entire room of computer onto a single laptop. Why not upgrade you ask? Well it has a single job and purpose and it does it good, everything is fixable, and the parts have already been bought years ago. Why change what works. Now our laptops that have teaching programs on it so we can learn about the big computer is modern.

Watch the movie Crimson tide, it was fairly accurate 10 years ago.

They use punch card shit that's been there since the 50s.

These silos and subs use the same tech that they were first built with.

>>52490523
To a degree. The subs are being modernized to try and push another 20 years out of them. The SSBN class could be described like... Getting a 67 mustang, gutting the interior, and putting in the interior of a 04 mustang...in 2016. If that makes sense.

Now the Virginia classes? Sexy AF. I don't think I can talk about anything on it, but it's crazy modern

>>52488461
>implying stuxnet came through the internet

retard

>>52490345
That is some sexy hardware.

>>52490624
Not him, but what he implies is the fisical vector of the attack as opposed to the comment of >>52488436

>>52488436
>implying they won't go mission impossible on them with hacker punchcards