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It’s not slandering Lindell if it’s true.

His cyber symposium data was proven to be fake, a mediation panel ruled he had to pay the guy who proved it was fake 5 million based on a challenge Lindell put up before the symposium, Lindell is refusing to pay and the case is tied up in court.

I’ve actually done packet captures, many times, to do that at the level Lindell was trying to sell is impossible except for maybe a handful of organizations in the world, in this case the NSA inside the USA, I seriously doubt Lindell was showing data gathered by the NSA.

Go back and look at his presentation from the last symposium he put on a couple of months ago, he was trying sell some new device or technology he came up with that would use drones to fly around polling places looking for suspicious wifi connections.

This used to be called War Driving, I used a piece of software that was free called Netstumbler, running on a small laptop sitting in the front seat of my car with a very small wifi antenna on top of the car, I drove around Jacksonville, Fl or 2-3 hours and detected a few hundred open wifi connections that could have been exploited, this was over 10 years ago.

If you don’t know what Kismet Software, Raspberry Pie devices or Pineapple Devices are, google them and learn what they can do and have been doing for a number of years, what Lindell was talking about was not only impractical but hackers have been using these tools for years.

I love how you have to toss out insults when presented with an alternative opinion.