Indeed! I enjoy many of the episodes. But the first time I had these thought was after reading Charles Stross' Accelerando. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accelerando
There's a character in there that has his "brain drive" stolen and he's disabled by not being able to access all that memory.
That part of the story got me thinking about how that data would be securely stored.
And then more recently in "Fall; or Dodge in Hell" there is a brief discussion about the uploaded peeoples data being encrypted in such a way that only they would know their own "thoughts", while those on the outside could observer via metadata, the goings on in the digital rhelm.
There's a character in there that has his "brain drive" stolen and he's disabled by not being able to access all that memory.
That part of the story got me thinking about how that data would be securely stored.
And then more recently in "Fall; or Dodge in Hell" there is a brief discussion about the uploaded peeoples data being encrypted in such a way that only they would know their own "thoughts", while those on the outside could observer via metadata, the goings on in the digital rhelm.