CodeMonkeyZ think the auditors will be able to easily crack the password
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Dominion machines are designed to steal elections. I'll wouldn't be surprised if the machines are also designed to cover it's tracks by not preserving logs and settings.
you would be surprised, most hard drives keep data until it is overwritten no matter what because its a lot more efficient that way and a log of actions would always be present because its OS, unless the data containing parts were shredded or filled with junk they will be able to at minimum rip pieces of data out of it even if they lacked the password and just had parts
I realize that, which is why I'm surprised anything incriminating would be written to the hard drive of any machine that was designed to commit crime.
I’m not sure what you mean. How is this even possible?
It would depend on if the hard drive or flash memory was designed so you could specify the exact sector that data was being written to, to ensure only one copy only existed because often when you save changed to a document, the hard drive will just flag the storage space that the document previously occupied as vacant and then write the updated document to a new location on the hard drive... and those older versions of the document can often be retrieved using special software.
This is why Hillary Clinton used BitBleach on her devices: because it's specialized software designed to remove EVERYTHING, all data fragments that could possibly be used to recreate documents in part or in whole.
Talk to Paul Combetta about how he discovered via Reddit that Bleach Bit was the only way to obscure HRC's illicit email account from subpoenaed data.
Spez: his Reddit handle was u/Stonetear and that revelation was how I ultimately ended up on the Trump Train.
I remember that ordeal. Now, do you remember who it was that discovered Stonetear and who caught Stonetear deleting his reddit trail in real time?
Hint: it was a girl and I used to follow her on Twitter before the purge.
You are correct but it depends on the file system. NTFS (windows) and HFS (MacOS) operate that way but ext4 (the native file system for most linux distributions) is not recoverable: once the file is deleted it is gone.
Of course this assumes that logs were enabled and written to disc in the first place to be recovered.
If the machines could cover their own tracks, I'm doubtful that this kind of preventative pressure is being applied.
Their PANIC is drawing SO much attention. It's insane.
Exactly. Remember... These people are stupid!
In the final analysis, everything those machines did IS preserved. Just a matter of finding WHERE it is preserved.
What about remote erasing?
Source?
NSA.gov
Whoooops, our bad.