Would that not be against their security compliance.

Supposed to be up to some European standard verified by the US government idk

Robert/Miss Faith here is an achived web page notice powered by? Solarwinds// dominion removed it after the hack went public http://archive.vn/S5j0R

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She obviously had a problem following the guidelines. Adjudication is not supposed to be a one-person endeavor. It is supposed to be a consensus decision. She is under investigation by the state: https://www.thecentersquare.com/georgia/georgia-launches-investigation-into-coffee-countys-recount-procedures/article_4f662a3a-3aff-11eb-abd2-b722d094eb24.html

And that Solarwinds FTP server is one of the unsecure products mentioned.

@Talbany https://www.ajc.com/politics/election-results/vote-counting-lingo-what-is-adjudication-of-an-absentee-ballot/LNX4SJB5VFFAFEM77FVFI5SE74/

Looks like everybody involved with the election will be investigated

And that's a great thing.

But as we have seen when those investigations hit the courts. They will be shot down.

God all these poor election people are probably going to end up going to prison for nothing.. because they've been using their same old whatever no procedure procedure.

I think China greased the judicial branch pretty well.

And I'm not saying they were trying to do something illegal but they may have an inadvertently or due to slackness.

She just admitted on that video that she did adjudication by herself. That, according to GA standards, is a big no-no.

And now that the state governments are on the defensive they're going to crucify these people..

They've probably been doing it that way in coffee county for the last 40 years...they probably don't even know that it's wrong just saying

But sure state law.

Bruh. They got into SolarWinds ftp network and modified software updates....

You think they only laced Orion while they were there?

Probably not...

Solar winds is owned by a Chinese equity company with ties to the CCP or a large portion of it is

According to some dude last night oh God damn it

Solarwinds went private

One of the founders went on shark tank

Some dipshit uploaded FTP keys to github, and somebody was scraping github for keys.

Silver lake partners

I don't know why they be using that server software anyway but I guess they're a Windows shop so...

That's what Kreps summary as showing as well as the info I got from solarwinds. You cant just assume things hacking 😂

Rob, Cablebox here. I made the comment about the Colorado senate committee hearing. Listen specifically from 54:35 to 1:37:00
That is Mr. Smith's testimony. I really do mean it when I say it made my jaw drop!

https://youtu.be/ZpClw9aeQOQ

Well tried to go private a while back

@cealey92 It's all white noise now, buddy. They went to that fake news well too many times.

If anyone else finds Colorado senate hearing committee testimony from Mr. Smith as compelling as I did. Please share it. I'm not claiming voter fraud or election interference but I am saying that we should all demand a significant audit of our entire election infrastructure. Again the times are from 54:35 to 1:37:00

'...and 0 clicks were given that day to yet more fake news.'

Nice pfp @Zuluzeit

Listen, if this was a state actor, then no, I'm pretty sure they did not only upload 1 dll.

However, scraping github for accidentally uploaded keys isn't exactly rocket science. This could have been anybody.

@james j Thanks. I flipped. Got convinced.

If they had a preset list of dlls ready made, then they probably just matched the one dll they had and placed it there.

What is the motivation to upload keys on to git hub. Spy or dumb employee? Or aliens

Their target was US govt targets. Infecting solarwinds Orion got them 425 out of fortune 500. All 10 telecom companies. All the major government targets. Modifying serv-u software puts their hack in jeopardy of discovery and gets them nothing.

https://krebsonsecurity.com/2020/12/u-s-treasury-commerce-depts-hacked-through-solarwinds-compromise/

Possibly distraction from source?

All the collateral damage it's nothing personal.