Originally posted by snowdragon
Yeah I blew through that but at 5:13 they get to the mathematical analysis done by Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai and that is worth listening to, imo.
That I would be more interest in.
My problem with this format is there is no breakdown or review of what the cybersecurity and intellectuals are doing in this meeting.
Honestly I doubt 90% of the people listening to Shiva and the cyber security expert would even know the topics they are talking about much less if their interpretation is accurate.
I myself work in the technology industry as a programmer. So I know a lot of the terminology the one cyber security expert was using. That being said I am not a cyber security expert so even I can't really validate what he is saying as true or false with some additional research on my end.
What I will say is that I would expect a company who is securing their voting machines and having them undergo client testing to also think about these issues. And even some preliminary google responses from the company debunk some of what that expert was saying or that it was as important as he was making it out to be.
So I think the main issue is this just comes off as a stunt to me and if this was really valid it would have held up in the courts much better than it did.