US District Court Judge To State of Georgia: Bad, Bad, Double-Bad

September 18, 2018 by Marc Handelman in Vulnerable Systems, Vulnerabilities, Malware, Malware Detection, Elections, Election Security, Election Manipulation, Election Fraud, Electioneering

via Cyrus Farivar, writing at Ars Technica, of the apparent displeasure noted by United States District Court Judge Amy Totenberg, whilst Her Honor viewed the shenanigans being perpertrated by the State of Georgia's voting commision. Suprised? Don't be.. The centuries lomg tradition of election manipulations is coming to the fore, as the aft begins sinking under it's own weight of corruption, down south, that is. That said, the North, West and East aren't exactly doing that much better. Read Cyrus's superb reportage and weep for free, unfettered elections.

Alex Halderman, Ph.D., 'I Hacked An Election, So Can The Russians'

April 18, 2018 by Marc Handelman in Election Fraud, Election Infosecurity, Election Manipulation, Elections, Information Security

Cough It Up, Big Fella →

October 05, 2017 by Marc Handelman in Facebookery, Election Infosecurity, Evil, National Security, Election Fraud

The latest chicanery via Facebookery...

Apparently, Team Zuckerberg are playing fast and loose with the Russian advertising copy they managed to display for 10 million users during the course of the last election. Scuttlebut says, they are hemming and hawing about a request to release the ad copy to Congressional Investigators. This may lead to a Subpoena for Material Evidence - Failure to Comply may carry a Contempt of Congress citation, with a Special Delivery Warrant for a quick trip to the Brig. Perhaps Public String Pulling will be less effective from the Hoosegaw!

Wasn't Us... →

October 08, 2016 by Marc Handelman in All is Information, Attack Analysis, Espionage, Ethics, Feet of Clay, Information Security, Election Fraud, Election Infosecurity

Wasn't Us, Mr. President...