Raila Odinga, NASA presidential candidate has said that the IEBC systems were hacked by unknown people with the late Chris Msando’s access code.
He insisted that the election process was not about him and that his statement should not be used to set people apart.
The opposition leader claimed that at ’12:37 pm hackers gained access to the IEBC data base.’
”At the same time they introduced programs to execute and manipulate the system. They loaded a logarithm that would maintain a consistent gap of 11%,” he continued.
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The hackers allegedly further set the data correlation off stopping the system from receiving data.
”At 12:41 they set reclusive figures off to ensure that the data base would not identify anything,” the former prime minister has said.
Kalonzo Musyoka has urged Kenyans to keep calm and go back to work but at some point would be called to go to action.
James Orengo says that the IEBC has requested to meet with them.
The Senator said that they have so far received one form, 34A from the entire nation despite the law directing that they should should all have been scanned.
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This is to mean that Even them are hackers,how do they get such info if not accessing IEBC software !!!! It is high time someone should understand that kenyans spoke.
The MSSQL log sheet that is circulating on Social Media does not show any successful login and credentials used to do so but are all failed login attempts as indicated – ‘Login for user ‘x’ – with reason – ‘The password of the account must be changed’ (for the login to be successful). Meaning, the login attempts could have been made by anyone trying to log in intentionally knowing all to well these were unworkable credentials so as to register such failed login attempts – within IEBC – because it shows [CLIENT: ] so not external (remote) login attempts probably by the same so-called sources that they are protecting that had access to such [CLIENT: ] within IEBC