Voting machine company sues cable channel, personalities promoting Arizona audit for $1.6 billion (attorneys, death)

[kell490]

Dominion filed suit in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia against the parent company of One America News Network, or OAN, as well as the cable channel's executives and two people who appear on the channel purporting to be news reporters.

"OAN helped create and cultivate an alternate reality where up is down, pigs have wings, and Dominion engaged in a colossal fraud to steal the presidency from Donald Trump by rigging the vote," the lawsuit states, adding that OAN saw the election as nothing more than a business opportunity to draw viewers who became disenfranchised with Fox News once it was clear Trump lost the election.

Looks like Newsmax, and OAN are will be bankrupt in the future both of those companies do not have the money to take a loss like this. The damages are adding up quickly as Dominion has added all the cost of extra security to protect their employees from death threats.


https://www.azcentral.com/story/news...on/5554656001/

These right wing news channels will all go bankrupt before the 2024 election this will be the final blow Trump inflicts on the Republican party.

[james112]

And a judge ok'd the defamation case against Giulliani, Powel, and Lindell to proceed. $1.3 billion.

Maybe NOW Dominion will have to turn over the routers?

[kell490]

Originally Posted by james112

And a judge ok'd the defamation case against Giulliani, Powel, and Lindell to proceed. $1.3 billion.

Maybe NOW Dominion will have to turn over the routers?

Your idea of a router is like home internet router "linksys" no one uses those in business world. Routers used in business do not contain any useful logs. You just repeat what you hear have no idea what your talking about. This is why Lindell has nothing with his "Dumps" he doesn't even know what he is looking at. Judge will limit the lawsuit to the Defamation Attorneys for Lindell will not be able to get any network equipment from anyone.

[james112]

A router converts the WAN to the LAN. It would be critical to see the router settings. In fact, why would a router even be needed if you are not accessing the internet?

[kell490]

Originally Posted by james112

A router converts the WAN to the LAN. It would be critical to see the router settings. In fact, why would a router even be needed if you are not accessing the internet?

Not in the business world firewall is the edge of the network the internet edge is where exterior routing protocol such as BGP meets with Interior routing protocol like OSPF. Those routers on the untrust side of the firewall only logs errors, and neighbor logging. The firewall is where the NAT translation is you want those untrust to trust zones to use policies control, URL filtering, and Threat monitoring. Most large enterprise networks use Palo Alto for this. Your logging will show exactly what trusted Private IP translated to public untrusted zone internet IP. Firewall logs are always off loaded to a syslog server.

All you need is a network diagram, IP list of all devices in the private network, and syslog server data going back a few years. Hire some cyber and network guys to spend a month going though it all. Firewall polices might be nice show's how their security was setup we block all IP's to China, Russia, and other countries it's just common to do that. In fact we don't even allow internet access until employee takes training.

If they are using USERID AD connected firewall policy management also good idea to get the AD membership groups see what group has access to what allow polices.

Most of you think of a internet router like a Linksys, dlink. Those are not used in the business world for enterprise internet connections. Business class internet is provided directly using BGP neighboring. This allows you to have same IP's connected to a different provider if you lose one provider continue to function it will switch over to the other public IP on the other router.