Russians did you a favor pentesting your voting infrastructure for free. What really is important is how people have no problem with a voting system which appa

Russians did you a favor pentesting your voting infrastructure for free. What really is important is how people have no problem with a voting system which apparently is at risk of hacking by foreign nation states and presumably also by candidates themselves, domestic or international mafia, the NSA and pretty much everybody's dog. And the best thing is, on the Internet nobody even knows you are a dog if you are behind seven proxies. I mean, sure, probably the NSA has some good evidence that it was Russians. Maybe. Hopefully. And probably even if China knew how the NSA identifies hackers they still would be cautious about attempting to frame Russia, assuming they don't want conflict with Russians. I suppose. Should this kind of reasoning be the basis of trust in the system?