aggiehawg said:
Any comments on this? Are there many versions of Microsoft SQL? Is MySQL different? Link
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A very interesting article and interview appears today that warrants everyone's attention. In Michigan the lawsuit against Antrim County election officials continues. The lead attorney Matthew DePerno continues putting the evidence into the public and court record.
What the evidence shows is an intentional manipulation of the ballot counting systems that shifted votes from Trump to Biden, then the system was scrubbed of log-in details so the people who did the shifts would not be identified.
JD Rucker "DePerno claims they found MySQL database management software on the tabulation machines in Antrim County. This is significant for a couple of reasons. First, it's not supposed to be there, which means someone intentionally put it there. Second, it can be used to manipulate the database and make changes to results."
"It is not a certified program on that system," he said. "And you can use that system to manipulate the votes. You can use that system to go right into the Election Management System database and do whatever you want." What DePerno revealed in less than three minutes of this 46-minute interview should be enough to prompt a full-blown investigation, let alone a comprehensive audit. The dots simply connect too perfectly to be coincidence."
Yet on Page five of the EAC certification it lists:
"Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Standard"
"Microsoft SQL Server 201 Service Pack 2" and
"Microsoft SQL Server 2016 SPI Express." 2018 certification
MySQL is Oracle - not Microsoft. So if the list of applications approved for the machines includes Microsoft SQL Server, the this is could be bad. You have to know where the application that is doing the write is storying the data.
If data was being written to both servers, therein is not a red flag. You'd want to see the extract of the data. How is the data, once written, being displayed to the consumer of the data. Is it a report? is it a stored procedure?
What is happening from the writing of the data on the database, to the display of the data. Also - if two databases/servers, why? and do they match?