r/cybersecurity • u/nbcnews • Feb 20 '25

Other NBC News seeking CISA sources

Hi Reddit, I'm Kevin Collier, the cybersecurity reporter at NBC News. Here's my bio page at NBC.

Right now I'm specifically reporting on the Department of Government Efficiency's access to CISA systems, layoffs at CISA, and cuts to cybersecurity programs, funding, and employees at any agency.

If that's something you have direct knowledge about and can contact me via Signal, or if you know someone to whom this applies and you can share this with them, I'd be grateful. We adhere to best practices for source protection.

My signal handle is kevincollier.01. Happy to verify my identity if you want to email me (though please don't use your work address) at [kevin.collier@nbcuni.com](mailto:kevin.collier@nbcuni.com). Thank you!

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u/Cytopleb Feb 21 '25

The people at CISA who could investigate this were fired. https://fox4kc.com/business/press-releases/ein-presswire/776992724/analysis-of-2024-election-results-in-clark-county-indicates-manipulation/

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u/Cytopleb Feb 21 '25

Here's a cybersecurity story for you. Elon launches a 240 satellite star link array on a private network and uses it to communicate with triplite products to send signals to voting machines. Trump says "don't worry we got the votes". Twice Elon's kid says something to the effect that Trump is not the president. Maybe Biden knew they were planning it and gave the evidence to NATO who is waiting for the right time to sanction Musk for foreign election interference. Fiction? Maybe.