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The SCIF
@TheIntelSCIF
DOMINION Voting Systems during the 2020 election operated outside certified configurations, were NOT air-gapped, had confirmed internet connectivity, and logic & accuracy testing was structurally unable to detect “deviations,” aka, FRAUD.
Across MI, AZ, GA, CO, PA, and WI, election management systems were deployed with modified executables, uncertified software tools, altered error-rate settings, and post-certification database changes, rendering the EAC certification label meaningless as a security guarantee.
Antrim County’s EMS was set to a 68.05% ballot error rate, roughly 85,000 times the federal VVSG ceiling of 0.0008%.
In every major battleground jurisdiction, pre-election L&A testing was performed on substitute machines, after configuration changes, with truncated test decks, or by the vendor inspecting its own equipment.
Georgia pushed an uncertified software update to 30,000+ Ballot Marking Devices after testing concluded, voiding every completed accuracy test statewide, with no directive to re-test.
Forensic examination confirmed Dominion stored master cryptographic encryption keys unprotected in plaintext inside the same databases used to store votes, a direct FIPS 140-2 violation confirmed across multiple Georgia counties and in Michigan.
Maricopa County’s entire EMS operated on a single vendor-installed password, never rotated, for more than two years. Election officials had no independent access to equipment they were legally responsible for.
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ESS DS200 tabulators shipped with active Verizon cellular modems configured to transmit results on power-up.
Michigan’s Dominion contract expressly priced wireless results transmission. Fulton County, PA’s EMS server had open VNC/RDP protocols with external routing to foreign IP addresses.
A Fulton County, GA absentee ballot processing computer was remotely accessed and had data deleted on October 23, 2020, no criminal referral followed.
On the day CISA publicly declared the 2020 election “the most secure in American history,” its own classified TLP-AMBER risk summary documented 319 Critical-severity vulnerabilities in election infrastructure with a 47% active exploitation rate.
The federal vendor who provided certification oversight, the Center for Internet Security, was simultaneously funded at $27M/year to monitor internet-connected systems officials swore were offline.
Concluding this report, it was “certified on paper.” Connected to the internet. Credentials shared. Keys in plaintext. Logs overwriting themselves. Tests run on the wrong machines.
In every decisive jurisdiction, the machines that counted the votes were not the machines anyone had examined on networks no one admitted existed, protected by passwords no one had changed.
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The certification was not a security guarantee, it was a permission slip to stop asking questions.”
Source(s):
• https://x.com/TheSCIF/status/2071392265616982242
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