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From a PR perspective, it would make sense that some White Hat Hackers (possibly crowd funded) put in the effort to actually capture such an election and turn t
by folli 9y ago
From a PR perspective, it would make sense that some White Hat Hackers (possibly crowd funded) put in the effort to actually capture such an election and turn the result into an obvious joke (e.g. by voting a fictional character or an obvious third-tier lunatic outsider).
This could be used as very illustrative material to teach the general public about these risks, better than some hypothetical scenarios and "boring" articles that the average voter is not going to read anyway.
- leni536 9y agoTo be fair, that's not really "white hat". Also being resistant to rigging is only one of the threat models of an election. The votes remaining anonymous is another one. I doubt that you can hack that in a "white hat" way.
- dom0 9y agoCongratulations, your "white hats" just earned five years prison each.