[Observator]

it’s kind of amusing when people who don’t know shit about cybersecurity pretend they know something about cybersecurity.

I work at a small company and so wear many hats. I will say when the CIO is out on vacation, the CEO is comfortable with me speaking on Cyber Topics.

I'm not sure how technical you are so I'll spare you the code-speak. But in a nutshell, Lindell succeeded where the NSA failed because he was able to follow up on all leads. I read the actual packets were captured in an underwater ISDN line the government ruled out. Mike knew if there was a crack in the pipe he'd be the the one to find it.

[Manuel OKelley]

I’ve been working in enterprise CS since the 90’s before it was much of a thing.

The terms Lindell has used make zero sense and the way he claims have found packets is not even remotely feasible —not because he did something else but because that’s NOT how it works.

[srmanuel]

I use to work at a Cisco TAC supporting ISDN circuits and I’ve worked for some major Fortune 100 companies installing ISDN circuits and it’s a 100% certainty if Lindell had packets from an ISDN circuit they would show nothing