@JenAFifield So the context for your questions is this;
1. what auditors like Ben Cotton are asking for sounds pretty reasonable, such as router configuration (not "the routers").
2. this is distorted by Republicans and Trumpists into a conspiracy theory about "the routers".
1. what auditors like Ben Cotton are asking for sounds pretty reasonable, such as router configuration (not "the routers").
2. this is distorted by Republicans and Trumpists into a conspiracy theory about "the routers".
The data Ben Cotton most wants is any logs of the "MAC addresses" to see if voting machines were connected to the network. MAC addresses are local to a subnet and stripped off from packets before forward to the rest of the Internet.
The next set of data is any flow logs going to those machines, to see their Internet communications during the election.
The technical request isn't all that unreasonable.
It's the non-technical description by Trumpists and politicians that is wackjob conspiracy theory unreasonable.
It's the non-technical description by Trumpists and politicians that is wackjob conspiracy theory unreasonable.
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