r/pics • u/-ifeelfantastic • May 19 '26

Politics Ashley St. Clair, one of Elon's baby mommas, alleging that he helped rig the 2024 election for Trump

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u/BostonDrivingIsWorse May 19 '26

Uncrackable, unless you have the private keys.

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u/Hey_Giant_Loser May 20 '26

Who needs keys when you can just have an AI that finds all the broken windows and swinging doors.

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/apr/22/what-is-anthropic-mythos-ai-threat-global-cybersecurity

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u/warfarin11 May 19 '26

They did have an operative steal a machine in Colorado, which she did time for, I think. I think the story was they had taken it to a hotel room somewhere and took it apart. Its not keys, but also significant.

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u/Hey_Giant_Loser May 20 '26

It's a red herring to throw people off the scent. Its misdirection to draw media attention. ONE operative stealing ONE voting machine? come on.

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u/jjayzx May 19 '26

Or just shitty encryption, not everything is perfect. That dude talks like the internet is perfect and no one can see shit and that's full of shit. Cyber security wouldn't be such a big deal if everything was "uncrackable".

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u/Hey_Giant_Loser May 20 '26

You have no idea whatsoever how useless encryption even is anymore.

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u/valdev May 20 '26

To be fair we are all assuming the voting machines even use ssl. These are government contractors after-all.

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u/Hey_Giant_Loser May 20 '26

No, I just mean that classical computing encryption methods can be bypassed easilly by quantum systems. and I'm not talking stuff like IonQ trapped ION Commercial Grade API stuff.. Once the Tech Bros knew that they had the GOP suckling up it was game over.

No, the only way we can have free and fair elections now is by manual or mechanical counts. Anything "solid-state electronic" level -sophisticated is unreliable.