Morning anons…

Great work on Scytl/Paragon/Service Point…not sure if we have this yet and looking like stories are being SCRUBBED…

It also looks like LINKS about this are somehow being blocked from not only internet posting but text messages…so we must be over the target…

"Thus, with the purchase by Paragon, the electronic voting platform will be able to exploit the rise of this electoral system at a time when the pandemic will also force a rethink of the elections. In addition, in recent years Scytl had driven a business division aimed at elections for private clients beyond governments, such as unions, universities or professional colleges, which Service Point could relaunch."

https://tekdeeps.com/service-point-links-the-purchase-of-scytl-and-will-guarantee-jobs/

>>11641013

Does anyone know the flow of how the electronic ballots are moved? From precinct to [aggregation point] to ServicePoint/Scytl?

We are to sheepish to every question? They can alter at aggregation points with HAMMER and can also alter via reporting tools…

Us sheep just ohhh and awe over the pretty maps and features and never question the DATA integrity…

This touches worldwide elections…

>>11641029

Da world she be getting really small…

"A cryptographic trap door could let someone change votes cast using Switzerland’s online sVote system without being detected, according to a new paper.

Verification: The specific issue is the way the system receives and counts votes before shuffling them and anonymizing voter details (everyone provides a birth date and an initialization code). Once they’ve been shuffled, the votes are counted and then decrypted. The trap door means someone could switch all the legitimately cast ballots for fraudulent ones, undetected.

A recommendation: The Swiss government should immediately halt plans to implement the system more widely, one of the authors said. However, there are ramifications way beyond Switzerland, which had hoped to make online voting an option nationwide for elections in October. A bug bounty program to test the system’s resilience was launched last month.

A wider issue: The software vendor, Scytl, provides electronic voting services to over 35 countries, including the United States. It says it’s working to fix the flaw, but the fact that it managed to creep into the system in the first place is worrying. And researchers say they’ve still only tested a fraction of the code base. It’s one of many issues uncovered with online and electronic voting."

https://www.technologyreview.com/2019/03/12/136676/a-major-flaw-has-been-found-in-switzerlands-online-voting-system/

>>11641141

Wayback is interesting with Scytl…

"Scytl Electronic Ballot Delivery allows remote voters such as military and NGO workers to receive election ballots electronically and later return their marked ballots through the postal system, email or fax. Ballots can be marked on-screen via a secure marking utility that prevents common errors such as over-voting and under-voting. Voters also have the option to print their ballots and mark them by hand. All with the industry´s leading security and integrity protocols that ensure maximum voting privacy and election integrity.

Once ballots are completed and sent, voters can track the status of their ballots through voter receipts to ensure their vote has been received, included in the ballot box and not been tampered with."

https://web.archive.org/web/20201109165545/https://www.scytl.com/en/electronic-ballot-delivery/

>>11641164

>>11641141

We might to do a deeper dig on Paragon and Sandton Capital…

"When he applied for liquidation from the judge, Scytl proposed that whoever bought his assets – the company has valuable software and a skilled workforce – be the American fund Sandton Capital. However, the judge considered that the Catalan company was forcing the sale to be to this specific firm and asked that a competitive process be opened to assess whether there were better offers. That’s how Paragon’s proposal came about, which improved Sandton’s offering."

https://www.archyde.com/creditors-give-the-green-light-to-the-sale-of-scytl-to-the-irish-paragon/