Swiss eID – security done differently

Swiss eID – security done differently

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The Chaos Computer Club is hacking the eID identification process and electronic patient records. The security of the eID and associated services cannot be guaranteed... It also opens the door to an unfree future.

Security researchers at the Chaos Computer Club (CCC) have successfully overcome the common solutions for video-based online identification (video ID). Among other things, they gained access to the electronic patient records of a test person.

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For the third time, Swiss voters will vote on September 28, 2025, on the Swiss e-ID, which the people have already rejected twice at the ballot box by a clear majority of 68%.

Where does the federal government's compulsion to do it anyway come from, even though Swiss voters have already said no twice in no uncertain terms?

Well, the United Nations, or U.N. for short, is demanding this from its member states as part of the UN Agenda 2030, an e-ID for Agenda 2030 (You will own nothing – but be happy).

193 countries out of 193 UN countries globally have adopted this Orwellian agenda, of which only 178 countries have ratified it via HLPF, which is not legally binding. (By the way, did you know that the Vatican and Palestine are recognized as countries by the UN but are not members?

The Swiss people only have the opportunity to vote on this issue because of the special constitution of a democratic constitutional state, although today in Switzerland we unfortunately have to speak of a controlled democracy rather than a democratic people's democracy, when three media companies control 99.5% of all online and print media and TV channels, including free classifieds, car sales, and real estate portals.

For authorities, we have had the AGOV ID for digitization processes since 2024.

Proponents falsely cite the need for digital processes and convenience for quick identification on the internet, online shopping, etc., which is nothing more than a Trojan horse. Since 2024, AGOV ID has provided all citizens with a simple procedure for administrative tasks such as criminal record extracts, tax returns, or other transactions with municipalities, cantons, and the federal government. No eID is required for this.

Not only do the e-ID and the associated federal law on it have significant security flaws in the system architecture, but the laws on e-ID are not conclusively formulated and, above all, allow the federal government and private providers enormous leeway to evaluate your personal data, including possible sanctions against citizens, as can be read in the government ordinance (RGVO 56-57).

While China, as a pioneer of digital identity and social credit scoring, has implemented a decentralized architecture, Switzerland has opted for the centralized approach pioneered by the EU. This almost amounts to “data hunger.”

In the image below, you can see how China does it on the right and how Switzerland and the EU (which is supposed to be compatible) implement it on the left:

Due to the centralized system architecture, all data is collected by the federal government in its “trust infrastructure.” This gives it even more possibilities than is already the case in China. This fact alone should set off alarm bells for anyone with common sense.

The e-ID is the last big piece of the puzzle

The e-ID is just one piece of the puzzle for completely different issues, which will be introduced one after the other in a chain reaction shortly after its possible introduction.

In short: people's futures will be anything but free. In 2017, the federal government commissioned TA Swiss to conduct a feasibility study for a “Swiss social scoring system.” TA Swiss was anything but enthusiastic about the ideas that the federal government was so excited about.

Read more here about how the e-ID is to be linked to your telecom subscription and what else is in the starting blocks. It's worth it.

The new 6G mobile communications standard on the horizon

Voluntary participation

At the start of the referendum campaign on e-ID, Beat Jahns openly admitted that voluntary participation is a tricky thing. In other words, you just have to have one...

Read the A.I. analysis on eID – KTID and digital currencies (CBDC) – as a PDF file under Downloads.

The eWallet linked to the eID

The Swiss Stable Coin is already available. Former Federal Council President Pascale Bruderer is delighted about this. Incidentally, she also regularly attends international think tanks of the global elite, such as the Transatlantic Council and the Bilderberg Conference. These are the committees that really determine for us citizens where humanity is headed.

Read more at https://swissstablecoin.ch

It will be linked to the e-ID and, via Six Group, which is currently implementing Blockchain XPF, will be made available as UBS Coin, LUKB Coin, and Wholesale Coin in your eWallet as a programmable means of payment linked to your eID.

What does the consumer protection magazine Ktipp say?

Like other objective media outlets and IT specialists, Ktipp recommends voting a clear “no.”

How are the committees divided?

The “yes” committees include Econnomie Suisse as a sponsor alongside the federal government in the following few committees with a large budget:

There are several more “no” committees, with relatively small budgets, but more solid arguments:

Civil activists

Resistance is much greater in Ticino and French-speaking Switzerland. But our knowledge of French is very limited.

Media outlets that oppose eID based on objective analysis

  • Chaos Computer Club
  • Inside IT
  • Inside Paradeplatz
  • Weltwoche
  • Republik
  • Ktipp - Consumer Protection Magazine

What does OpenAI founder Sam Altman say about the video identification process for eID?

Renowned OpenAI (ChatGPT) founder and tech enthusiast Sam Altman states clearly and bluntly: A video identification process for an e-ID is not only extremely dangerous, it will be a nightmare. Because it cannot be secure, any AI will be able to hack or circumvent it.

Conclusion

Don't fall for convenience or a Swiss login for everything.

  • If you want your patient records to end up on the dark web, and you want the whole world to know about your mental health issues, medication, menstrual problems, or abortions, then vote yes for eID.
  • If you want your internet subscription to be linked to your eID in the future, which opens new doors for censorship and tracking (VüPF 2 is in the starting blocks for telecommunications service providers such as iQcom, see 6G article above), vote yes for eID.
  • Anyone who wants to use their eID to identify themselves when attending a soccer match, concert, or movie theater, or when shopping online for erotic lingerie or toys, should vote yes for the eID.
  • Anyone who wants to always identify themselves when purchasing alcoholic beverages or tobacco at kiosks or supermarkets in the future should vote yes for the eID.
  • If you want to identify yourself when consuming adult films, podcast media, or music with explicit content in the future, vote yes for eID.
  • If you want to open the door to censorship, a Ministry of Truth, and other unfriendly things that are planned, vote yes for the eID.

Anyone who can think clearly will vote no to the eID on September 28, 2025.

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