FBI says foreign hackers have penetrated US state election databases.

Steve Kinney admin at pilobilus.net
Wed Aug 31 01:53:45 PDT 2016


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On 08/31/2016 02:57 AM, grarpamp wrote:
> On 8/30/16, Razer <rayzer at riseup.net> wrote:
>> There NOTHING here to indicate a hack no less a RUSSIAN hack
>> except the FBI's "Suspected" say-so.
> 
> Remember wmd in iraq... gov always talks shit out its ass to suit
> its own gang. Unless you see the raw data and draw your own
> conclusions, it's all talking head bullshit. IP addresses in a pdf,
> lol, probably cia owned vps to blame russia. Co-engineered with
> more talk about desperate need for data retention.
> 
> Fuck that, shut your arses, peel a measly $2B off your budget and 
> give it straight to BSD and Linux Foundations so they can make more
> secure os with it. And maybe another measly $2B to send every admin
> in your country to at least one security class of their choice.
> 
> Stupid "govts". Cypherpunks for Office.

Rat Own!  Me some too!

Meanwhile, wannabet that it was a spamming, scamming, SEO contracting
Amerikan who borrowed those lists, which after all /are/ for sale to
marketers.  Maybe he just went looking for or phished an open server
address, then played TOR Roulette till he had an exit node in a
"humorous" jurisdiction and proceeded with teh download?

This scenario fits the crime, includes an element of ironic humor, and
provides the physical excuse for a diversionary Big Lie in advance of
Amerikan rigging of a Presidential election by competing red and blue
teams.  "The Russians did it, nobody saw me, you can't prove anything."

I can't wait to see 'em go at it.  I sure hope they don't miss the
chance of presenting a star studded production of The Three Stooges
Hack An Election.

:o)


* sorry about the misapplication of the holy totem word "hack", I been
talking to too many kids lately and it just slipped out.




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