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Def Con hacking conference in Las Vegas demonstrated how they could quickly break into electronic machines, including some of the models used in Virginia
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Def Con hacking conference in Las Vegas demonstrated how they could quickly break into electronic machines, including some of the models used in Virginia
Federal Judge Unseals Expert Report on Georgia Voting System, Revealing Horrific Vulnerabilities: 'BradCast' 6/14/2023
Revised and Updated July 26, 2016 Those who believe that “voting online is the future” or that it is “possible given current technology” to create a secure online voting system are dangerously mistaken.[1] According to computer experts, Internet voting is vulnerable to cyber-attack and fraud—vulnerabilities inherent in current hardware and software, as well as the basic manner in which the Internet is organized. It is unlikely that these vulnerabilities will be eliminated at any time in the near future.
Ditching machine tabulators and replacing them with people counting votes by hand has become a new fixation on the right.
Tales Of Our Times: Political Tug Of War Stifles News Of Voting Technology Political Tug Of War Stifles News Of Voting Technology Voting in the 21st century is at the juncture of three working cultures that diverge so widely they barely speak the same language. Yet, the business of voting systems has the greatest built-in importance across societies. Trouble at the juncture is certain. That trouble, though, now shows new and healthy signs of moving into a forum known for its rare ability to force the exchange of information. The first language is politics. The big parties keep us notably we...