The ballot hand count is getting so much attention but there's so much more to this audit like "copies of voting system data was sent to a lab in Montana"
what lab?
what data?
who has access?
what protections are there to secure that network?
azsos.gov/about-office/m…
what lab?
what data?
who has access?
what protections are there to secure that network?
azsos.gov/about-office/m…
Alright, here's my wormhole for tonight, Twitter. Montana. We know that CyFIR is one of Cyber Ninja's subcontractors and CEO Ben Cotton is the one that made the "deleted files" claim.
This lists Cotton as CEO of CyTech Services in Big Fork, Montana.
cytechservices.com/contact/
This lists Cotton as CEO of CyTech Services in Big Fork, Montana.
cytechservices.com/contact/
Bigfork is a vacationers hub of Kalispell, in northern Montana. Fairly remote, lots of cabins. I was there like 3 years ago for a reporting project talking about how lots of people are moving there because it's pretty.
pewtrusts.org/en/research-an…
pewtrusts.org/en/research-an…
Map view and Google view of where "CyTech Services" may have our Maricopa County "voting system data." 
Hi, data!
I just looked up the address in property records.
The "lab" where our voting system data was sent appears to be a log cabin in a remote part of northern Montana, owned by CyFIR CEO Ben Cotton.
The "lab" where our voting system data was sent appears to be a log cabin in a remote part of northern Montana, owned by CyFIR CEO Ben Cotton.
I do believe my editors like me to limit my late-night rabbit holes so I have working hours left during the day. Until next time...
(also I realize now I called it a wormhole above. dont @ me)
(also I realize now I called it a wormhole above. dont @ me)
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