President Barack Obama
In the November 18, 2013 Judiciary Report article
"
Congress
Gives Americans A One Year Extension To Keep Health Insurance After
Being Dropped Because Of Obamacare" the site stated the
Obamacare site has been hacked and sabotage. The next day in Congress
(October 19, 2013) experts stated the same (see external article
excerpt below).
Obamacare website
Do keep in mind that any website can be hacked and sabotage by
anyone desperate enough to break the law and do so, but
www.healthcare.gov
has some serious security flaws, which can be exploited to steal
individuals personal and identifying information.
Obamacare website
The trouble prone
www.healthcare.gov
has experienced a host of problems
that bare the tell tale signs of sabotage. As the Judiciary Report's
regular readers know, this site has been hacked by hackers working for
Madonna's pseudo-religious Kabbalah cult, in attempts at violating the constitutional right to
free speech and free press, for having exposed their unlawful behavior,
for which they are under federal investigation.
U.S. House Speaker John Boehner tried to sign up
for health insurance through Obamacare but the site malfunctioned
Watching the
www.healthcare.gov
crisis unfold, I couldn't help but
recognize similar signs of sabotage this site has experienced. The
government has a problem on its hands. Adding to
www. healthcare.gov
problems is, not even U.S. House Speaker, John Boehner, could get
the site to work, receiving an "internal server error" when
he tried to buy health insurance.
My suggestion would be for the government to privately and formally summons computer
experts, in the strictest confidence, on a national security basis for
assistance in repairing and rebuilding key elements of the
www. healthcare.gov
site. People who've worked on websites
for companies such as Humana and Coventry health care, to name a few,
in an effort to
gain insight on how to keep a healthcare site of said nature up and
running. Choose tech experts already in the healthcare field with a
proven track record. The site can be properly fixed.
Side Bar: whether you are a musician, mechanic or banker,
it's best to go to website companies, who have created successfully
running websites in your chosen field. There are aspects of site
creation and maintenance unique to many fields, so it is best to go
with those tried and true in your area of commerce.
Side Bar 2: Over the past few years, some liberals in
Hollywood had been publicly chastising the government by stating it is
"embarrassing" that America doesn't have a free national
healthcare program. However, nations who have successfully done so,
such as Britain, operate under different guidelines. It is like comparing
apples and oranges.
In Britain, the tax rate is 10-20 percent higher than in America
(for various people) and this system has been in place for decades. As
such, for decades the British government has successfully and
skillfully used this money to take care of the health care needs of its
people (free medical and dental), as well as maintaining other facets
of the nation (schools, parks, government housing).
Obamacare is something new, that has been implemented without higher
overall national taxation, but requiring citizens pay for mandatory
health care. Therefore, there are and will be issues that need to be
addressed so as not to bankrupt citizens in certain income brackets.
Now, if liberals in Hollywood would like a 20% tax increase to help
Obamacare run more smoothly, please start writing the IRS bigger
checks. If not, give your gums a rest and have a
seat.
STORY SOURCE
Healthcare.gov ‘may already have been compromised,’ security
expert says
Published November 19, 2013 - Nov. 19, 2013: Security experts testify before a senate panel about
security risks facing the healthcare.gov website. Not only is healthcare.gov at risk, it may already have been
compromised, a security expert testified before the Senate. "Hackers are definitely after it," said David Kennedy, CEO
of information security firm TrustedSEC before a House Science, Space,
and Technology committee hearing on security concerns surrounding the
problematic Healthcare.gov website.
"And if I had to guess, based on what I can see … I would
say
the website is either hacked already or will be soon." Kennedy
told FoxNews.com he based this on an analysis revealing a
large number of SQL injection attacks against the
healthcare.gov
website, which are indicative of "a large amount" of hacking
attempts.
'I would say the website is either hacked already or will be
soon.'
- David Kennedy, CEO of information security firm TrustedSEC...
All four cyber security experts unanimously concurred that, given
the security issues, Americans should not use the site at
present.
Cyber Experts To Congress: Shut Down The Obamacare Website Until
It's Secure
Nov. 20, 2013, 5:41 AM - (Reuters) - President Barack Obama's
HealthCare.gov site is riddled with security flaws that put user data
of millions of people at risk and it should be shut down until fixed,
several technology experts warned lawmakers on Tuesday.
The testimony at a congressional hearing could increase concerns
among many Americans about Obama's healthcare overhaul, popularly known
as Obamacare. Opinion polls show the botched rollout of the online
marketplace for health insurance policies has hurt the popularity of
the effort.
The website collects personal data such as names, birth dates,
social security numbers, email addresses and other information that
criminals could use for a variety of scams. In a rapid "yes" or "no" question-and-answer
session during a Republican-sponsored hearing by the House of
Representatives Science, Space and Technology Committee, Republican
Representative Chris Collins of New York asked four experts about the
security of the site:
"Do any of you think today that the site is secure?" The
answer from the experts, which included two academics and two
private sector technical researchers, was a unanimous "no."
"Would you recommend today that this site be shut down until it
is?" asked Collins, whose party is opposed to Obamacare and has
sought to capitalize on the failures of the website since it
opened for
enrollment on October 1.
Three of the experts said "yes," while a fourth said he
did not have enough information to make the call "The privacy and security of consumers' personal information
are a top priority," White House spokesman Jay Carney said after
the hearing...
