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Fact check: that "forensics" of the Mesa image is crazy

Posted on October 14, 2021 by Robert Graham

Tina Peters, the elections clerk from Mesa County (Colorado) went rogue, creating a “disk-image” of the election server, and posting that image to the public Internet. Conspiracy theorists have been analyzing the disk-image trying to find anomalies sup… Continue reading Fact check: that "forensics" of the Mesa image is crazy→

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100 terabyte home NAS

Posted on October 11, 2021 by Robert Graham

So, as a nerd, let’s say you need 100 terabytes of home storage. What do you do?My solution would be a commercial NAS RAID, like from Synology, QNAP, or Asustor. I’m a nerd, and I have setup my own Linux systems with RAID, but I’d rather get a commerci… Continue reading 100 terabyte home NAS→

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Check: that Republican audit of Maricopa

Posted on September 24, 2021 by Robert Graham

Author: Robert Graham (@erratarob)Later today (Friday, September 24, 2021), Republican auditors release their final report on what they found with elections in Maricopa county. Draft copies of the report have already circulated online. In this blogpost… Continue reading Check: that Republican audit of Maricopa→

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That Alfa-Trump Sussman indictment

Posted on September 21, 2021 by Robert Graham

Five years ago, online magazine Slate broke a story about how DNS packets showed secret communications between Alfa Bank in Russia and the Trump Organization, proving a link that Trump denied. I was the only prominent tech expert that debunked this as … Continue reading That Alfa-Trump Sussman indictment→

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How not to get caught in law-enforcement geofence requests

Posted on September 15, 2021 by Robert Graham

I thought I’d write up a response to this question from well-known 4th Amendment and CFAA lawyer Orin Kerr:Question for tech people related to “geofence” warrants served on Google: How easy is it for a cell phone user, either of an Android or an iPhone… Continue reading How not to get caught in law-enforcement geofence requests→

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Of course you can’t trust scientists on politics

Posted on July 27, 2021 by Robert Graham

Many people make the same claim as this tweet. It’s obviously wrong. Yes,, the right-wing has a problem with science, but this isn’t it.

If you think you don’t trust scientists, you’re mistaken. You trust scientists in a million different ways every t… Continue reading Of course you can’t trust scientists on politics→

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Of course you can’t trust scientists on politics

Posted on July 27, 2021 by Robert Graham

Many people make the same claim as this tweet. It’s obviously wrong. Yes,, the right-wing has a problem with science, but this isn’t it.If you think you don’t trust scientists, you’re mistaken. You trust scientists in a million different ways every tim… Continue reading Of course you can’t trust scientists on politics→

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Risk analysis for DEF CON 2021

Posted on July 21, 2021 by Robert Graham

It’s the second year of the pandemic and the DEF CON hacker conference wasn’t canceled. However, the Delta variant is spreading. I thought I’d do a little bit of risk analysis. TL;DR: I’m not canceling my ticket, but changing my plans what I do in Vega… Continue reading Risk analysis for DEF CON 2021→

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Risk analysis for DEF CON 2021

Posted on July 21, 2021 by Robert Graham

It’s the second year of the pandemic and the DEF CON hacker conference wasn’t canceled. However, the Delta variant is spreading. I thought I’d do a little bit of risk analysis. TL;DR: I’m not canceling my ticket, but changing my plans what I do in Vega… Continue reading Risk analysis for DEF CON 2021→

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Ransomware: Quis custodiet ipsos custodes

Posted on July 15, 2021 by Robert Graham

Many claim that “ransomware” is due to cybersecurity failures. It’s not really true. We are adequately protecting users and computers. The failure is in the inability of cybersecurity guardians to protect themselves. Ransomware doesn’t make the news wh… Continue reading Ransomware: Quis custodiet ipsos custodes→

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