re: Microsoft SQL Database Management Program found on Dominion... Non-Authorized software

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This is GodnCountry bailing out on the whole "you didn't read your link" argument because it now appears he didn't read the link.

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Not at all.


Do you know the difference between his highlights and what is being talked about?

2 different things.

Jesus Christ....please tell us "What is being talked about?"


I mean shite I thought you were saying that MS SQL Server wasn't an approved software for the machine...now that's not it?

What the hell is it? Please don't tell me you really think it's the language, SQL.

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If you google "Microsoft SQL Dominion" you find that information provided to the TX SOS and the CO SOS list MS SQL as a standard component.

CO SOS

TX SOS

Also listed as a component in the US Election Assistance Commission's Certificate of Conformance: LINK

So what's going on?

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A SQL Server existing as the primary data repository wouldn't be surprising. The existence of the Management toolset is almost assuredly a violation of the security requirements of the secure environment. The existence of the management tools on a separate machine is would not only be a violation of the security protocol, but also extremely suspicious.

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What am I missing?

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The actual program found.

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The existence of the Management toolset is almost assuredly a violation of the security requirements of the secure environment.

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Do you have information that the "Management toolset" was found?

You are the only trustworthy leftist here.

Is this a big nothing burger?

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It's a language, not a software.

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Microsoft SQL Server is a relational database management system developed by Microsoft. As a database server, it is a software product with the primary function of storing and retrieving data as requested by other software applications

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It’s both.

SQL is an abbreviation of “Structured Query Language”

MS SQL is Microsoft’s enterprise level database software. Others you might have heard of is Oracle or Pi.

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The actual program found.

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So you've since edited you OP...how about a link to the information supporting the now edited title to your OP.

ETA: I wouldn't be surprised if disinfo jjdoc-gateway, edited is OP after reading a few posts by more knowledgeable posters.

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The existence of the management tools on a separate machine is would not only be a violation of the security protocol, but also extremely suspicious.

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Absolutely. By itself this could be written off as a non issue. The DoD has routine security inspections and tiny settings are scrutinized let alone entire, unnecessary software suites. Either way this, as any unneeded/additional software, is a security vulnerability. That, in itself could be malicious or just an oversight (however it sheds doubt on the entire security audit I would assume these go through before they are deployed). The strange thing is SQL isn't "dig dug" for 2 reasons. It's not free, unlicensed software. And it wasn't installed by a bored admin who forgot to remove it. Both points indicate a reason. What was the reason?

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"Semantics"...usually goes pretty poorly after you use that word.

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Only because you don't understand.

Since you said you weren't technical, I'll explain it very simply.

With the existence of these management tools, an authorized user with access to the database (potentially remote) could very quickly and easily manipulate data.

Common sense tells you (even though you keep asking if this software is allowed or not) that this type of software wouldn't be permitted. You'd want your certified election software being the only software with access to the database.