Posted on 11/11/2020 10:02:51 PM PST by Windcatcher
The person allegedly has the Dominion code and might need a hand. I'm not on Twitter but I have a licensed copy of Ida Pro 32-bit plus the Hex-Rays decompiler. I use it all the time and I could lend a hand if I could get a link to the code.
My version only works on 32-bit code, so if it's 64-bit code I can't do anything with it. But the only way to find out is to feed it into Ida and see what it spits out.
It’ll be kinda nasty without symbols.
I’ve dealt with compiled code that didn’t have symbols. When Win2k was first EOL’ed, I decompiled kernel32.dll and rewrote the entire thing from scratch in C. You can find links to my code on msfn.org.
Impressive. That’s no small challenge. You a firmware or driver guy?
Neither, I’m mainly application software but I cut my teeth programming for bare metal. I was heavily invested in Win2k when it was EOL’ed and I provided unofficial patches for four years following end of support from MS. Mainly backporting security patches from XP, but also adding some new functionality that XP had that 2k didn’t.
Not sure what all this gibberish is but someone please tell me it’s good or positive news.
You are watching patriots mobilize for battle.
No need. Its already been decompiled and had white hat hackers exploit the code. Stop panicing. Realize that you cell phone spys on you every second of the day. If you don’t think that the DHS has a rat trap setup for this elecion, you are high. The rats are still nibbling on the cheese are still nibbling on the cheese. Thats why Trump is so quiet, and not sweating. Sun Tzu’s Art of War - Lure your enemy into the trap and when they are too far in, attack!
Yahbut, the Dominion Democracy Suite software is a .NET application built with Visual C# and a Mitre database so all the vulnerabilities of C#/.NET would have to be considered as well as the overall status of the OS. Trying to find things like cryptographic implementation errors or intentionally obfuscated backdoors would be exceedingly difficult.
Forget about voting machines, that’s small ball. It’s the backend from central counting on out where an election is just another set of data that is sitting in AWS servers scattered all over the place, some with expired certificates, with varying degrees of patching and physical security. The best hope seems to be to expose manipulation and fraud on such a scale that the Supreme Court has no recourse but to disallow mass quantities of votes which will result in Trump winning those states where the legal remedy will change the outcome.
Then stuff will burn.
You can find my work here where I go by WildBill. My kernel32 rewrite is at the bottom of the thread. For me, reverse engineering is fun.
https://msfn.org/board/topic/146529-pe-tool-for-creating-patches/?tab=comments#comment-939886
I hope so thats great
That’s cool. I’ve done my fair share of real-time, embedded systems work, and more recently, projects involving COTS micro-controllers. Also doing app-mesh, microservices, etc. There’s an endless sea of software-related technologies.
Definitely going to check that out. Thanks!
I saw this on The Donald. I wonder if he got the help he needed yet.
>> It’s the backend from central counting
Can you elaborate? I hope you’re not saying what I think you’re saying.
It turns out That PA has a special version of the code. See CodeMonkeys Twitter.
https://mobile.twitter.com/CodeMonkeyZ/status/1326682846912671744/photo/1
https://mobile.twitter.com/CodeMonkeyZ/status/1326695036990357504?p=v
https://mobile.twitter.com/CodeMonkeyZ?p=s
Bfl
> https://mobile.twitter.com/CodeMonkeyZ/status/1326695036990357504?p=v
Canadabuster 7 hours ago pointed to twitter user Michael Taube who claimed that a Toronto election on Oct. 26 2020 had a similar suspicious vote problem, allegedly using Dominion.
https://mobile.twitter.com/Canadabuster/status/1326702406562934784/photo/1
if so, this is a somewhat bigger problem than just the 2020 USA elections...
which architecture(s) is(are) democracy suite running on?
woops, intel i presume... never mind... :)
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