Posted on 03/28/2022 5:49:05 AM PDT by LoveMyFreedom
Hunter Biden infamous ‘laptop from Hell’ contains many U.S. Department of Defense ‘root encryption certificates’, or encryption keys to DoD databases. The keys have unusual long-term expiration dates, with many lasting twenty years or more.
This information was discovered during a deep forensic investigation done over the last couple weeks, by Jack Maxey and his team in Switzerland.
This situation raises multiple questions, such as…
Why did Hunter Biden have a large number of Department of Defense encryption codes to allow access to national security data?
Did Hunter Biden give anyone else access to this information?
Who gave the codes to Hunter Biden?
Why do the codes have long-term expiration dates, when the usual practice is to provide a user access only during his ‘need to know’, or time in the job, which is usually 2-3 years at most?
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Plus - who is allowing this? It appears our entire government is riddled with traitors.
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That really is the foundational question. Who gave him the credential to access a DoD database, and why.
And now we learn that Hunter was a go-between from Metabiota and the DoD, which may have given him even more computer access as Metabiota became a DoD contractor.
>>>I certainly do not understand how this stuff works but as a Mil Contractor I have a CAC (Common Access Card) and have certificates on my computer.
The computer must be given by DoD, not your personal computer???
The key should be valid on DoD property. I’m just curious.
Probably any DOD computer would have these certs -- they're used to authenticate DOD websites. I believe, if you know where to go, anyone can download the DOD CA package and install these certs. I've done it before -- a couple of family members are or have been military -- though not recently.
And yes, root certs often have very long lifetimes.
The more pertinent question is what DOD websites was he accessing for which he installed these certs.
Yes, Hunter himself informed a hooker that another laptop in 2018 went missing, he thought the Russian’s took it and was concerned about blackmail due to ‘compromising material’.
The expiration date on a root cert doesn’t have anything to do with you, though. If you are on a Windows computer, run “certmgr” and examine some of the certs under “Trusted Root Certification Authorities” (right-click and select “Open”). I did; every root cert I looked at had validity periods of 25 to 30 years.
Sell is not spelled give
“The computer must be given by DoD, not your personal computer???
The key should be valid on DoD property. I’m just curious.”
No these are our own PC’s. You get instructions, a program to download and I provide the computer and a card reader. We get a CAC card after a background check.
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