How much Voter Fraud do you think we will see this year?

[The Conservative]

install an application that can run without admin permission (and yes they exist)

OMG - have you all heard that there are applications that can run without admin permission?
They exist!

Hot off the cybersecurity presses from the masterminds at The Conservative Institute of Technology.
Next week, discover how a system can boot from a USB drive.
For real.
It exists!
Take it from the man with the Midas touch, whose mere finger must only brush up against an secure device to crack encryption algorithms that national governments are unable to overcome.

Have you ever even looked at what I provided you as proof? Or are you still on an ego trip that has no right of being?

[DBTrek]

UACs?
<yawn>

When you hacking the server?
Show Dr. Hash he doesn't know shit, man.
Why even bother with me?
I don't have a doctorate in CS.
Go tackle the big guy.

[The Conservative]

UACs?
<yawn>

When you hacking the server?
Show Dr. Hash he doesn't know shit, man.
Why even bother with me?
I don't have a doctorate in CS.
Go tackle the big guy.

Oh also, side note, unless you've protected yourself from injections, all sites including this one is vulnerable, and with this being third-party open-source, never trust it.

And why bother with you, education.

[DBTrek]

Have you ever even looked at what I provided you as proof? Or are you still on an ego trip that has no right of being?

Checking your first link here dude. Now let's remember the sequence of events you described:

1. Walk up to a PC that wasn't locked correctly when the user walked away (So step 1 involves a user handing you an unlocked computer with a trusted and logged in account, Hacker Supreme)

2. Install an application that can run without admin permission (and yes they exist) and you got yourself a keylogger. (And install this program you've linked on the unlocked, unsecured, and open machine)

Ok. Not the most elegant, technical, or advanced cyber attack in history. But ok. Let's see how your program works, according to you. The link you provided was https://www.securitynewspaper.com/2020/ ... n-windows/

So ... RunWithRestrictedRights tool ... yadda yadda ... bypass UAC ... yadda yadda ... four types of restricted rights ... yadda yadda ... ah, here we go. Step one for installing this whiz-bang hakerware:

After downloading and keep the exe in C: dive (sic) and open the command prompt as administrator.

Awww snap, son! FAIL. YOU. HAVE. FAILED.
You're not opening any damn admin command prompt on some rando machine that's been logged into by a non-admin user.
Duh!
What are you doing, man?
Non-admin user logs into a machine.
Non admin user walks away from the machine, giving it to you freely on a silver platter.
You step up to it, and try to open an admin command prompt - but that ain't happening, cuz the logged in account doesn't have admin priviliges.

Even with everything being handed to you, you still fucked up this attempted hack.
Dude.
Just.
Stop.

[SuburbanFarmer]

Hope those voting machines are unlocked, or don’t use.... ‘passwords’.

[C-Mag]

Got any to share?

I do.
You should take a break and have some popcorn................................ RIGHT NOW.

[The Conservative]

Have you ever even looked at what I provided you as proof? Or are you still on an ego trip that has no right of being?

Checking your first link here dude. Now let's remember the sequence of events you described:

1. Walk up to a PC that wasn't locked correctly when the user walked away (So step 1 involves a user handing you an unlocked computer with a trusted and logged in account, Hacker Supreme)

2. Install an application that can run without admin permission (and yes they exist) and you got yourself a keylogger. (And install this program you've linked on the unlocked, unsecured, and open machine)

Ok. Not the most elegant, technical, or advanced cyber attack in history. But ok. Let's see how your program works, according to you. The link you provided was https://www.securitynewspaper.com/2020/ ... n-windows/

So ... RunWithRestrictedRights tool ... yadda yadda ... bypass UAC ... yadda yadda ... four types of restricted rights ... yadda yadda ... ah, here we go. Step one for installing this whiz-bang hakerware:

After downloading and keep the exe in C: dive (sic) and open the command prompt as administrator.

Awww snap, son! FAIL. YOU. HAVE. FAILED.
You're not opening any damn admin command prompt on some rando machine that's been logged into by a non-admin user.
Duh!
What are you doing, man?
Non-admin user logs into a machine.
Non admin user walks away from the machine, giving it to you freely on a silver platter.
You step up to it, and try to open an admin command prompt - but that ain't happening, cuz the logged in account doesn't have admin priviliges.

Even with everything being handed to you, you still fucked up this attempted hack.
Dude.
Just.
Stop.

Funny, wrong but funny.

You aren't normal users... normal users are like Democrats, idiots. Regretfully, so are most admins, I do IT for companies, some very large ones, and one of them was so fucked over sideways that when I came in, everything I stated above was something that was very possible in their environment.

We introduced auto-locking because none was enabled.
We have insisted that no one except IT has admin rights (as of now everyone does, that will be removed by September)
We have put in anti-virus and firewall that is proactive instead of reactive (software on people's PCs.)

We have introduced SOC 2 compliancy to the company, we have changed their entire technology world around in less than six months.

Don't tell me people don't have admin access, you are acting like you don't know what you are talking about. I can guarantee you that the majority of users here are logged into their admin accounts on their PC...

Oh, and before you say "bullshit"... believe what you want, but I will not argue with what I see on a daily basis...

[The Conservative]

Hope those voting machines are unlocked, or don’t use.... ‘passwords’.

https://www.foxnews.com/media/new-york- ... -be-hacked


I can keep going on...

[PartyOf5]

I can keep going on...

For your own sake please don't.

Way back a few pages I asked if anything of substance and/or real proof of fraud was found. You replied with this:

Do you mean like a database that was "lost" and then "found"? Yeah...

Then less than 10 minutes later you wrote this:

but in reality I am unsure how accurate or trustworthy this database really is.

Stop trying to be the resident expert here. It's apparent to everyone you don't know shit.

[The Conservative]

I can keep going on...

For your own sake please don't.

Way back a few pages I asked if anything of substance and/or real proof of fraud was found. You replied with this:

Do you mean like a database that was "lost" and then "found"? Yeah...

Then less than 10 minutes later you wrote this:

but in reality I am unsure how accurate or trustworthy this database really is.

Stop trying to be the resident expert here. It's apparent to everyone you don't know shit.

The database was "lost" and then "found"... was true if you listen to the media. Personally, I think it was deleted, and then a version was "found" on a server that "slipped through the cracks"... I say that it is debatable about how accurate the server data is because it has slipped the chain of ownership. Do you not know what that means, or do you really need even the most simple concepts explained to you?

If you can't keep up with higher function conversations, walk away, because honestly, I think a rent-a-cop would be able to figure out what chain of possession means.