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"Though much of the commission’s work is public, the hacker gained access to non-public reports on flaws in voting machines."
by danielvf 10y ago
"Though much of the commission’s work is public, the hacker gained access to non-public reports on flaws in voting machines."
- sandworm101 10y agoAnd how accurate was that data? I'd assume that the commission only has was has been provided to it by others. Someone really wanting to exploit a machine should probably start elsewhere. The russians would do better by just buying some machines and testing them themselves under the guise of 'evaluation'. Russia does have elections and therefor a reason to aquire and test such machines.
- mlvljr 10y agoWasn't us. :|
- sixothree 10y agoThat is certainly reassuring in this case. But this is a reminder that either our voting system is secure from tampering or we are pretending that our elections are honest and that the people in office are who we voted for. I think most people here would have a difficult time saying our voting system is secure from tampering.