Stephen Spoonamore

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President Trump signed an executive order yesterday forming a commission to investigate voter fraud and voter suppression after repeatedly claiming, without evidence, that the United States has a “major problem” with illegal voting. In response to the executive order, the ACLU's Voting Rights Project ...

“If you actually care about a Constitutional democracy in which each person votes, that vote is validated and the people who end up in office are reflected on the basis of the way people voted you care about this issue,” said Stephen Spoonamore, a computer expert who has pointed to past flaws in ...

2000 Broadway's child prodigy Daisy Eagan brings Stephen Spoonamore's new play Where Everything Is Everything to Off-Broadway's New York Performance Works. The actor, who at age 11 won a Tony Award for her performance in the 1991 production of The Secret Garden, now at 20 stars alongside ...

ABS Materials CEO/co-founder Stephen Spoonamore likes having 120 cubic miles of Great Lake in his backyard. His Wooster-based company provides solutions for clean and affordable water through Osorb, a type of patented glass that rapidly swells to absorb herbicides, pesticides, oils and other water ...

He said it was supported by the affidavit of Stephen Spoonamore in a lawsuit Arnebeck filed alleging electronic manipulation of election results in 2004. According to SourceWatch, Spoonamore, a Republican, is a “recognized expert in the field of data security and digital network architecture” who has ...

IT security expert Stephen Spoonamore has studied newly released network maps and believes the SmarTech server was not a backup, but a man in the middle server that had the ability to input and alter voting data on the fly. Spoonamore is convinced the election was stolen,. "The computer system and ...

Cliff Arnebeck, lead attorney in the King Lincoln case, exchanged emails with IT security expert Stephen Spoonamore. Arnebeck asked Spoonamore whether or not SmarTech had the capability to "input data" and thus alter the results of Ohio's 2004 election. Spoonamore responded: "Yes. They would have ...

Cliff Arnebeck, the lead attorney in the King Lincoln case, exchanged emails with IT security expert Stephen Spoonamore. He asked Spoonamore whether or not SmarTech had the capability to "input data" and thus alter the results of Ohio's 2004 election. His response sent a chill up my spine. "Yes.

Information technology expert Stephen Spoonamore believes this architecture could have made possible a KingPin or "Man in the Middle" (MIM) attack -- a well-defined criminal methodology in which a computer is inserted into the network of a bank or credit card processor to intercept and modify ...