SL First In The World To Use Iris Scanner To Register Voters

[Zoomalia4Kucks]

Iris scanning completely shuts down voting fraud and double votes. A lot of countries use Iris scanners for other things such as immigration / visa , but Somaliland is first in the world to use for voting purposes.



From my research Cameroon implemented biometric voting registration in the form of finger print scanning, so they were the first African country to implement biometric voting registration, but SL is first in the world to use Iris Scanner for voting registration. Iris scanners are known to be more accurate than finger print scanner

[DacasBiyo]

India has been using biometrics for a long time and this "newscientist" website that says "This would make it one of the most advanced voter registration systems on the planet." don't know jackshit of what they're talking about, I don't trust anything that has the fake generic word "New" in it. The most advanced voting system on the planet are based on Blockchain which is a distributed ledger using cryptography the likes that underpins Bitcoin and is fraud proof unlike this iris system this "newscientist" site is making us believe. It would have been better if SL implemented Blockchain, it would have made them Africa's first.

[Zoomalia4Kucks]

If you would learn how to read I never claimed SL first to use biometrics. I claimed SL is first to use Iris Scanner biometrics. The rest of the countries using biometrics use fingerprint scanner . Funny you would accuse someone else of not knowing jack shit when you can't even read correctly

Iris system isn't fraud proof? What idiot told you that? Commercial Iris scanners can be fooled by high resolution image of your retina , but these Iris scanners are not commercial grade.

Of the biometric voting system Iris scanning is the most secure and right now only SL is using it.

Also blockchain is highly hackable

"But in late June of this year, Bithumb, one of the world’s largest Ethereum and Bitcoin cryptocurrency exchanges in the world, was hacked. When Bithumb was hacked, the data of 30,000 users were compromised, and $870,000 worth of bitcoin was stolen. "


"An initial coin offering (ICO) for a little-known startup project called CoinDash was abruptly halted today when it was revealed the sale had been compromised shortly after it began. In total, the ICO was able to raise $7.53m before the ethereum address it was using to solicit funds was altered to a fake one by an unidentified hacker, resulting in the ether going to another source."

"News emerged Friday that The DAO, a venture capital fund operating through a decentralized blockchain inspired by Bitcoin, had been robbed of more than $60 million worth of Ether digital currency, or about 1/3 of its value, through a code exploit. The DAO, which raised more than $150 million in May, had been intended as a showcase for the potential of Ethereum, a blockchain platform for cloud-based financial agreements."

[Zoomalia4Kucks]

Blockchain being unhackable was a myth that was busted back in 2016. Just like the myth that Bitcoin is untraceable, a lot of people don't realize it yet but Russia and trump do. NSA can trace it. Bitcoins value will tank within the next year

My personal opinion is that Bitcoin and Blockchain were created by U.S. government as a honey trap , just like the dark web browser Tor which was created by U.S. Navy

[DacasBiyo]

This clown babbles for show and has nothing of substance to offer, copying and pasting from the net won't help you if u can't understand shit.

[DacasBiyo]

Blockchain being unhackable was a myth that was busted back in 2016. Just like the myth that Bitcoin is untraceable, a lot of people don't realize it yet but Russia and trump do. NSA can trace it. Bitcoins value will tank within the next year

My personal opinion is that Bitcoin and Blockchain were created by U.S. government as a honey trap , just like the dark web browser Tor which was created by U.S. Navy

Bitcoin was created by the US government?

[Zoomalia4Kucks]

This clown babbles for show and has nothing of substance to offer, copying and pasting from the net won't help you if u can't understand shit.

If I'm a clown what's that make a dumbass like you that can't read? You constantly misread shit and then go off on arguments and then when someone shows you how dumb you are you get butthurt . Hopefully you learn how to read before you try to debate in the future.

[Zoomalia4Kucks]

This dumbass probably just heard of Blockchain voting during his googles to come up with an argument and thought it was actually secure



NSA back in 1996 :

"The NSA was one of the first organizations to describe a Bitcoin-like system. About twelve years before Satoshi Nakamoto published his legendary white paper to the Metzdowd.com cryptography mailing list, a group of NSA information security researchers published a paper entitled How to Make a Mint: the Cryptography of Anonymous Electronic Cash in two prominent places, the first being an MIT mailing list and the second being much more prominent, The American Law Review (Vol. 46, Issue 4 ).

The paper outlines a system very much like Bitcoin in which secure financial transactions are possible through the use of a decentralized network the researchers refer informally to as a Bank. They list four things as indispensable in their proposed network: privacy, user identification (protection against impersonation), message integrity (protection against tampering/substitution of transaction information – that is, protection against double-spending), and nonrepudiation (protection against later denial of a transaction – a blockchain!)."

And

"The paper alternatively refers to the currency outlined as “coins” and “tokens.” Overall, it makes for a legitimate precursor to our beloved Bitcoin, which utilized SHA-256 and was released by the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto. Could Nakamoto actually have been an NSA researcher or retired NSA researcher realizing an earlier aspiration? Is he Laurie Law, Susan Sabett, or Jerry Solinas? Or would that be too easy?"

Source : cryptocoinnews

So the NSA basically outlined the major points of everything of what was to become Bitcoin 12 years later. Now for the similarities going all the way down to terminology, that means Sitoshi had to have been paying attention to government project OR Sitoshi was a government project itself. Nobody still knows the identity of the guy who's worth $7 billion today. Either he's the most secure person that ever walked the of this Earth , or he never existed at all. The dark web browser everyone though was secure , was created by the U.S. Navy back on the 1990's so about the same time NSA was theorizing about Bitcoin . Tor itself is basically an open sourced spying platform for the NSA.

[Zoomalia4Kucks]

No one has ever talked to Satoshi Nakamoto in person.

Satoshi Nakamoto means “Central Intelligence” in Japanese. Doing a quick web search, you’ll find out that Satoshi is usually a name given for baby boys which means “clear thinking, quick witted, wise,” while Nakamoto is a Japanese surname which means ‘central origin’ or ‘(one who lives) so combining Nakamoto and Satoshi can be loosely interpreted as “Central Intelligence”. CIA partner of NSA. NSA is good at spying but identity concealment would be the specialty of CIA. And the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto is heavily concealed.

People have questioned why Bitcoin uses the SHA-256 hash function, which was designed by the NSA and published by the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST). The fact that the NSA is tied to SHA-256 leads some to assume it’s created a backdoor to the hash function that no one has ever identified, which allows it to spy on Bitcoin users.

Even if you want to believe Satoshi Nakomoto is a real person and not Gov affiliated NSA already knows who he / them are. The NSA which is the biggest spy organization in the world would have a huge interest in identifying Satoshi and understanding his motives , plus for tax purposes they would obviously want to go after Satoshi who is worth an estimated $7 billion today .

All the NSA needed to find him was his own words and he left a good amount of messages before he disappeared.

Using stylometry one is able to compare texts to determine authorship of a particular work. Throughout the years Satoshi wrote thousands of posts and emails and most of which are publicly available. It is speculated the NSA was able to the use the ‘writer invariant’ method of stylometry to compare Satoshi’s ‘known’ writings with trillions of writing samples from people across the globe. By taking Satoshi’s texts and finding the 50 most common words, the NSA was able to break down his text into 5,000 word chunks and analyse each to find the frequency of those 50 words. This would result in a unique 50-number identifier for each chunk. The NSA then placed each of these numbers into a 50-dimensional space and flatten them into a plane using principal components analysis. The result is a ‘fingerprint’ for anything written by Satoshi that could easily be compared to any other writing

The NSA would then be able to take bulk emails and texts collected from their mass surveillance efforts. First through PRISM (a court-approved front-door access to Google and Yahoo user accounts) and then through MUSCULAR (where the NSA copies the data flows across fiber optic cables that carry information among the data centers of Google, Yahoo, Amazon, and Facebook) the NSA was able to place trillions of writings from more than a billion people in the same plane as Satoshi’s writings to find his true identity. The effort would take less than a month and result positive match.

This wasn’t the first time efforts had been made to unearth the identity of Satoshi using stylometry. Various reporters and members of the Bitcoin community have used various open source stylometry tools to attempt to uncover the true identity of Bitcoin’s creator. Their problem? They didn’t have access to trillions of emails from a billion people and they weren’t able to plug them into a supercomputer. The NSA’s proprietary software, bulk email collection ability, and computing power made it possible for them to conclusively identify Satoshi

America takes national security highly and Bitcoin being anonymous is enough reason for U.S. gov to go looking for answers, that's if you believe they even had to in the first place. Most people know Bitcoin is probably gov project

[DacasBiyo]

Ok nigga, Bitcoin was created by the US government and your GPS was created by Santa Claus. Now stop posting, nobody likes to read ur shit.

[X.Playa]

First thread witnessing Dacasbiyo not going into his bogeyman white supremacist tirade. Its like trying to talk Gullem out of his " precious " loop.

[AwRastaale]

If it was first in the world that would mean it invented the technology.

It’s not first nor top 50 to use it.

[DacasBiyo]

First thread witnessing Dacasbiyo not going into his bogeyman white supremacist tirade. Its like trying to talk Gullem out of his " precious " loop.

What? there are many threads I don't talk about White supremacy. Lol, Grandpa don't blame me if u don't get the thread. He thinks it's about Jinns.

[X.Playa]

First thread witnessing Dacasbiyo not going into his bogeyman white supremacist tirade. Its like trying to talk Gullem out of his " precious " loop.

What? there are many threads I don't talk about White supremacy. Lol, Grandpa don't blame me if u don't get the thread. He thinks it's about Jinns.

Your rehabilitation is going well. Take it one day at the time not engaging into the " white supremacist " boring redundant tirades.

By the way the poster is right SL appears to be the first to utilize iris biometrics for voter registration.

[DacasBiyo]

Your rehabilitation is going well. Take it one day at the time not engaging into the " white supremacist " boring redundant tirades.

By the way the poster is right SL appears to be the first to utilize iris biometrics for voter registration.

Let's be honest X, what you said in the Hollywood thread was worst than me believing in White Supremacy. Don't sugarcoat it.