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Elections have almost certainly been hacked - the security on electronic voting machines is abysmal - and no one seems to care, so I think your 'Russians hacked
by Anderkent 9y ago
Elections have almost certainly been hacked - the security on electronic voting machines is abysmal - and no one seems to care, so I think your 'Russians hacked the elections' example doesn't say what you meant.
- d0mine 9y agoThere are economic sanctions against Russia. There are no sanctions against Intel. I meant what I said.
- ZenoArrow 9y agoThe Russian trade sanctions are about their activities in Ukraine, not about the last US presidential elections. Besides, there's plenty of evidence of domestic tampering with US election results and comparatively little done as a result. If election fraud was a big enough issue to effectively stop Moore's Law dead in its tracks then you'd expect much more activity around election fraud without that level of economic impact.
- tmzt 9y agoA successful SQL injection probe that does not intentionally or otherwise result in data modification would be unusual, beyond the simple 1 == 1 methods. The DREs don't seem to have been a target, though the physical and OPSEC vectors are quite well known at this point. I'm not commenting on the information operations or the loose and ambiguous langauge that has been used to describe these events.