Navid Keshavaraz-Nia, CIA, NSA Trained Cyber Analysis of Dominion Voting Systems

Navid Keshavaraz-Nia, CIA, NSA Trained Cyber Analysis of Dominion Voting Systems(courtlistener.com)

4 points by minerjoe 5 years ago | 4 comments

tyc85 5 years ago |

Second that this has to be the most important thing right now.

Other than the vulnerability report, I am also reading through many other data analysis as well. To be honest, some of the analyses are intriguing at the minimun. I am starting to collect my own dataset. Please reach out if anyone is interested too.

Data scientists on HN, how is this not at least fun to play with? Prove it right or prove it wrong, it's going to be interesting the useful. If there's anyone working in kaggle group, it has to be an interesting dataset to put together for exploration!

tyc85 5 years ago | |

DEF CON reports two years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18112172

typo: it's going to be interesting and* useful.

minerjoe 5 years ago |

This might be the most important thing happening right now and Hacker News has keep it's head in the sand. Lets have an honest discussion about the technical parts of the alleged election steal by foreign agents.

highdesertmuse 5 years ago | |

I second that — If hacker news can’t discuss this in detail, nobody can. It’s been said by that KeshavarazNia That with the encryption key, which is not unique to each state, one operator could hack the systems of all six swing states from a single remote location. Wouldn’t it be interesting to track the timestamp on steep changes in the PRo-Biden curve across The next five days as mail in ballots continue to be “counted.” Whoever did this, probably rotated sequentially from state to state, Updating results as needed. I have witnessed this cycling behavior by message board trolls who use multiple identities.