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I watched most of the event over the past few days. Mostly fluff. However, there were some actual interesting things uncovered, like decades old iis software
by bluehacker 5y ago
I watched most of the event over the past few days. Mostly fluff. However, there were some actual interesting things uncovered, like decades old iis software runnning and logs that clearly showed some sort of network activity on and around election day.
I find it hard to believe there's nothing when politicians are trying so hard to stop any audit and sites like Twitter are banning any discussion of election fraud. You dont censor when you are correct. You censor when you have something to hide.
I also find it hilarious that the left laughs at this when the majority of leftist activists sites run on shitty outdated wordpress installations cobbled together with random scripts.
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- bluehacker 5y agoYes, I come put once in awhile to attempt a reasonable discussion on HN only to be downvoted and disappointed.
- Ajedi32 5y agoYeah, no evidence of "election hacking" as far as I've seen, but it's still pretty ridiculous that these voting machines have a NIC attached to them at all, let alone that they're running web servers on them.
- bluehacker 5y agoThe day after the election, I scanned the voting website in my state for dead people. I found almost 5000 in my state alone. These are people that received a ballot and sent it in the next day. I was told this was 'fake news'. Things like this arent discussed, are censored, and I never got an answer from anyone as to how this happened. Its why I've decided to live a laws optional life.
- turminal 5y agoMajority of the internet runs on shitty outdated WordPress installations cobbled together with random scripts.
- bluehacker 5y agoSure. But we only hear about it when Republicans try to run any kind of site.
- whatshisface 5y agoThe politicization of this issue has done a lot of damage to the legitimate debate surrounding the security of closed-source privately designed and never-pentested voting machines.
- ggggtez 5y agoI think anyone in the DefCon Voting Machine Hacking village would agree that voting machines can be hacked... But that's a far cry from saying that they were hacked... by China and Italy? And that you have proof, but then not provide any? That's not political, that's just comical. It's clearly a conjob. I don't care whether you're pro or anti-trump, you've got to admit that Mike Lindell is a conman to make claims like this and have literally nothing to back it up.
- bluehacker 5y agoYet, we heard for 4 years that Russia 'hacked our election' which wasnt comical and shoved down pur throats as fact.