Attempted Hack of US Voter Database Traced to IP Address Used by US Government

Sunday, December 11, 2016
By Paul Martin

An attempted hack of a voter database in Georgia was traced to an IP address used by the Department of Homeland Security. We blame Russia, of course.

Rudy Panko
Russia-Insider.com
12/11/2016

Every pompous television pundit and untrustworthy intelligence agency wants you, the vulnerable news consumer, to believe that Putin hacked the DNC from the Kremlin’s basement, directly resulting in Hillary Clinton’s defeat — even though it was clearly “her turn”.

And we must admit — although it pains us to do so — that all the unverifiable accusations and rumors point to direct Kremlin meddling in our beloved American democracy. It’s a simple fact: You cannot find an anonymous source from an anonymous intelligence agency who will say that Russian didn’t steal Hillary Clinton’s emails. Damning.

Which is why we were so shocked to learn that a government that doesn’t speak Russian attempted to break into Georgia’s voter registration database.

As IT World reports:

Georgia’s secretary of state says the state was hit with an attempted hack of its voter registration database from an IP address linked to the federal Department of Homeland Security.

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