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In an interview with the USA Today Network, the owner of a cybersecurity firm based in New York claimed his company and similar ones were hired to create chaos and confusion about the 2020 presidential election vote totals — not look for actual election fraud.
According to a report from AZCentral, XRVision owner Yaacov Apelbaum pointed the finger at former Trump adviser Michael Flynn and ex-Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne as "key orchestrators" intent on taking what Trump began by making election fraud claims to the next level in order to seize control of the MAGA movement.
Pressed about what transpired, Apelbaum claimed, "The group, the same crowd, they plant seeds and let them germinate ... they want to destabilize faith in government. A lot of activity by Flynn and others is to take over the movement."
In July, XRVision filed a lawsuit accusing a wealthy Trump donor of using a Michigan lawyer to funnel money "to a network of cybersecurity firms hired to carry out the scheme," with AzCentral adding, "Apelbaum's legal claims are backed by business, financial and communication records independently verified by the USA Today Network. Those include tens of thousands of text messages from Cyber Ninjas CEO Doug Logan, who facilitated data breaches in Georgia and Michigan and led the discredited 'audit" of election results in Arizona."

