On the surface this appears to be a communications log listing source and destination ip addresses of internet traffic along with the company that has ownership of the ip address and the mac addresses of the equipment. You can look at it like a fingerprinting equivalent of the digital realm. Also appears to have a summary of the commands sent to a device presumably a tabulator or some type of voting equipment.
on the surface it appears to be an excerpt of a communications log from a central vote collection server.
Agreed, The whole thing seems likely to exist only to allow dominion and by proxy the DNC and Rinos something to point to and say see it wasn't us it was the damn supply chain bandits. Some foreign actor stole our homework!!
It is obviously not what they are saying it is to anyone with experience in the area.
Goes on to give a list of products they believe aren't effected
Here is the list:
Products believed to be NOT AFFECTED by this security vulnerability are:
8Man
Access Rights Manager (ARM)
AppOptics
Backup Document
Backup Profiler
Backup Profiler
Backup Server
Backup Workstation
CatTools
Dameware Mini Remote Control
Dameware Patch Manager
Dameware Remote Everywhere
Dameware Remote Manager
Database Performance Analyzer (DPA)
Database Performance Monitor (DPM)
DNSstuff
Engineer’s Toolset
Engineer's Web Toolset
FailOver Engine
Firewall Security Monitor
Identity Monitor
ipMonitor
Kiwi CatTools
Kiwi Syslog Server
LANSurveyor
Librato
Log & Event Manager (LEM)
Log & Event Manager Workstation Edition
Loggly
Mobile Admin
Network Topology Mapper (NTM)
Papertrail
Patch Manager
Pingdom
Pingdom Server Monitor
Security Event Manager (SEM)
Security Event Manager Workstation Edition
Server Configuration Monitor (SCM)
Server Profiler
Service Desk
Serv-U FTP Server
Serv-U Gateway
Serv-U MFT Server
Storage Manager
Storage Profiler
Threat Monitor
Virtualization Profiler
Web Help Desk
SQL Sentry
DB Sentry
V Sentry
Win Sentry
BI Sentry
SentryOne Document
SentryOne Test
Task Factory
DBA xPress (Free)
Plan Explorer (Fee)
APS Sentry (EOL)
DW Sentry (EOL)
SQL Sentry Essentials (EOL)
SentryOne Monitor (EOL)
BI xPress (EOL)
Look for MEP engineering firms. Chances are there a bunch in nearby states.
Here is ranking of the top MEP firms in the us (registration required).
If you are in possession of one of the endpoints the log would look like this. If your looking in from the outside all you would see is the proxy addresses.
This implies they have the sauce.
edit: you are correct, but when you are the government you have the power to correlate traffic and see through proxies, and Tor for that matter.....think traffic metadata