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Author’s Note: Now that former Trump Administration CISA chief Chris Krebs is being investigated by the DOJ on the orders of President Trump, it’s time to take a stroll through memory lane and examine America’s least secure cyber security expert — with a mash-up of several articles that I penned in 2022 and 2023.
Shortly after the 2020 election, CISA Director Chris Krebs publicly announced that the election was “the most secure” in history. He went on every news show in America to repeat that statement — even after he was fired by President Trump for making these “highly inaccurate” statements. Krebs put the entire credibility of CISA (which is a small office of the much larger Department of Homeland Security) on the line with his public statements.
President Trump fired Krebs almost immediately.
Krebs never explained the fact that vote counting in multiple swing states was halted for no apparent reason on Election Day. Nor has anyone explained why Trey Trainor, the chair of the Federal Election Commission, declared on TV on November 6th, 2020 that election "observers have not been allowed into the polling locations in a meaningful way" and that “if they're not, the law is not being followed, making this an illegitimate election.”
In the years that followed that stolen election (and long after 56% of America’s voters believed that cheating seriously tainted the results of the 2020 election), there remained one lonely figure who still insisted on TV that all election fraud is imaginary, and that Joe Biden legitimately received 81 million votes: Chris Krebs.
Krebs remains the world’s least secure cyber security expert — and that unfortunate title gets bestowed when you have no formal training in cybersecurity or computer science. It’s always hard to talk about that technical stuff for TV interviews — especially when you have an environmental science degree and you’re faking it.
Apparently, Chris Krebs isn’t aware that electronic voting machines are vulnerable to hacking — or that his own agency, CISA, has been forced to issue software vulnerability warnings to state election officials!
This stuff is literally sitting on CISA’s website right now.
The key phrase in this hilariously awful CBS segment is the line that Chris Krebs “is a contributor for CBS News.”
Why is that exactly?
That’s because Chris Krebs instantly morphed from the “least secure cyber security chief” into the world’s leading expert in disinformation right after the 2020 election. He made himself the face of a vast and illegal government censorship operation directed against American citizens by the Biden regime.
CBS News cybersecurity expert and analyst Chris Krebs says that voter intimidation - like armed individuals outside ballot dropboxes in Arizona - are the result of "a radicalization and activation across the voter base."
Just look at his resume: Chris Krebs became not only “a contributor to CBS News” but also a fellow at the Belfer Center at Harvard University. Then he was named “resident scholar” at the University of Virginia (for no particular reason) as well. He was tapped for the boards of data security companies like Rubrik and SentinelOne. Then he became the “information disorder commissioner” at the Aspen Institute too. And let’s not forget that Krebs was also a partner at the Krebs Stamos Group of course. He spent his free time during the Biden regime at spook-heavy cybersecurity conferences where he lectured people about increasing the level of censorship in America.
The anonymous journalist Kanekoa The Great has more details on Krebs’ activities in a fantastic piece on Substack.
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