GA’s SoS Raffensperger Gave Hackers Roadmap To Infiltrate Machines A Year Before Election

a reply to: HalWesten

Raffensperger just said in a press conference that the Dominion voting machines are connected to the internet....but that's not a problem.

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He's digging the hole deeper.

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: HalWesten

Raffensperger just said in a press conference that the Dominion voting machines are connected to the internet....but that's not a problem.

mobile.twitter.com...

He's digging the hole deeper.

Are you spamming multiple threads with the same post? What I heard Raffensperger say was that the machines are connected to wifi which can mean a closed network (which is what Dominion claims) -- besides that you offer no proof of anything aside from a tweet that links to a live feed.

a reply to: Gryphon66

FYI:

Anyone in the area can tap into the Wi-Fi and manipulate votes.

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: Gryphon66

FYI:

Anyone in the area can tap into the Wi-Fi and manipulate votes.

You don't have any, you know, proof of that do ya?

originally posted by: Gryphon66

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: Gryphon66

FYI:

Anyone in the area can tap into the Wi-Fi and manipulate votes.

You don't have any, you know, proof of that do ya?

He said "can", not "did". No proof necessary. I already explained to you how these machines can be connected to a network, based on Dominion's own training videos. There's your proof of concept.

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: HalWesten

Raffensperger just said in a press conference that the Dominion voting machines are connected to the internet....but that's not a problem.

mobile.twitter.com...

He's digging the hole deeper.

He really said this?

"Yeah Dominion machines were connected to WIFI on election night, but at most, hackers could only 'see things going back and fourth'"

What a frickin' moron! At most??? LOL! If they are connected and can see packet traffic they have the ability to manipulate it. Good Lord these people are in charge???

originally posted by: HalWesten

originally posted by: Gryphon66

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: Gryphon66

FYI:

Anyone in the area can tap into the Wi-Fi and manipulate votes.

You don't have any, you know, proof of that do ya?

He said "can", not "did". No proof necessary. I already explained to you how these machines can be connected to a network, based on Dominion's own training videos. There's your proof of concept.

Actually I was asking the member who posted the information I addressed.

Thanks though. I appreciate your input.

originally posted by: Gryphon66

originally posted by: HalWesten

originally posted by: Gryphon66

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: Gryphon66

FYI:

Anyone in the area can tap into the Wi-Fi and manipulate votes.

You don't have any, you know, proof of that do ya?

He said "can", not "did". No proof necessary. I already explained to you how these machines can be connected to a network, based on Dominion's own training videos. There's your proof of concept.

Actually I was asking the member who posted the information I addressed.

Thanks though. I appreciate your input.

I know who you were responding to, you were ignoring his words.

originally posted by: HalWesten

originally posted by: Gryphon66

originally posted by: HalWesten

originally posted by: Gryphon66

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: Gryphon66

FYI:

Anyone in the area can tap into the Wi-Fi and manipulate votes.

You don't have any, you know, proof of that do ya?

He said "can", not "did". No proof necessary. I already explained to you how these machines can be connected to a network, based on Dominion's own training videos. There's your proof of concept.

Actually I was asking the member who posted the information I addressed.

Thanks though. I appreciate your input.

I know who you were responding to, you were ignoring his words.

In your opinion, sure. That's great.

I thanked you for your valuable input.

FTR.....

Go after the ball not the player.



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a reply to: HalWesten

What a frickin' moron! At most??? LOL! If they are connected and can see packet traffic they have the ability to manipulate it. Good Lord these people are in charge???

The only reason he is saying this is because of the fact that during the GA runoff, early voting devices were monitored. There is said to be documented evidence that they saw 'things going back and fourth' to a voting device live, during voting.

Raffensperger is trying to get out in front of this. Lol, good luck with that.

Him and Kemp are going to have to leave the state before this is all over.

Raffin needs to be wearing orange jail PJ's really soon. He'll have to eat awful food using a rubber fork as well.

To be stupid enough to say this just guaranteed the governor Kemp committed perjury. (Nevermind the bribes already accepted).

originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
Raffin needs to be wearing orange jail PJ's really soon. He'll have to eat awful food using a rubber fork as well.

Yeah, I'm sure he will be sharing a cell with Clinton, Obama, Biden and all those others you guys keep claiming are going to jail any minute now.

Lock 'em up!

originally posted by: Gryphon66

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: Gryphon66

FYI:

Anyone in the area can tap into the Wi-Fi and manipulate votes.

You don't have any, you know, proof of that do ya?

You don't have any...you know...proof that machines weren't hacked?

What an absolute nonsensical way of looking at things you have. Especially coming from someone that admittedly has little to no knowledge of hacking or anything close.
I proffer that there's far more proof of some type of election fraud than none. In fact, Democrats have ALL acknowledged that there WAS fraud...'just not enough to change the outcome of the election.'

Well...I do have knowledge of hacking Wi-Fi signals...extensive knowledge. Did you know that if you want to steal your neighbors Wi-Fi password you can actually HIRE Google's cloud servers to hack it for you?? It takes less than 3 to 4 hours to get the credentials and costs about $50.
Wi-Fi is so easy to hack, you don't even need ANY computer knowledge whatsoever to do it. Simply buy any of the thousands of programs available that will do it for you via any Tor Browser based Black Market.
A PC and Router are constantly connected via Wi-Fi. Periodically, they send whats called 'Packets' back and forth to maintain that connection. Most of these packets are junk...just handshakes to keep them connected. However, every so often, one of those 'packets' contain credential type information. This may be encrypted or not depending on the level of security. Even if there's encryption, the Google Cloud would need only minutes to decrypt it and then send you the password.

If a Dominion machine is connected via wi-fi to anything...I could have that machine hacked in less than an hour using my credit card to rent one hour of Cloud computing time.

This isn't opinion, it is all fact. Hell, if a REAL hacker from Iran, N.Korea, or China wanted into one of those machines, nothing could stop them, nothing. They'd write programs real time... in minutes...to create their own back doors into those machines.

One only needs to remember all of the recent hacks into the Pentagon and CC companies to see that anything is possible on any type of network...open OR closed. I cannot imagine that Dominion voting machines have better encryption than the Pentagon and Visa.

Could I hack those machines based on that diagram alone...no. Those documents would certainly save me vast amounts of time trying to figure out its OS and other tech it employs. It also provides a road map on what I'd need to use programming wise and tech wise to start a bypass of its security.
Let's also not forget that any hacker could certainly gain access to one of those machines to have for themselves to test on if they really wanted to.
Where are they stored during off-election years? Could they gain access to that location and make one go missing? If not, could they find someone that works at that location and pay them for access? If not, could they get a motherboard of one of the machines? I say YES to all three.

originally posted by: MrBuddy

Well...I do have knowledge of hacking Wi-Fi signals...extensive knowledge.

That one sentence tells me you don't. Actual experts don't need to tell everyone they are experts.

The rest of your post proves it. Half remembered articles from Wired does not give you "extensive knowledge".

a reply to: FatherLukeDuke


Ad hominem attack aside...can you now please point out anything I've said that isn't true?

I'll wait...

Based on Revelations today, it appears Russia could have identified coup plots against President Trump.

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Here is some more info on the machines that I ran across.

Of course this comes from GA too. It is the top link with this description.

We would like to show you a description here but the site won't allow us.

a reply to: LookingAtMars

Aren't we at the point where it has all become irrelevant? We know elections are rigged, we know politicians are bought and paid for criminals. We know they make laws to protect themselves from us.

Isn't it time to take out the trash?

Cheers - Dave

Is that a roadmap to hack the election or the schematics for a distortion pedal again? Trump cultists are funny.