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It seems like there's a gap in the logic here. They're taking it as read that if a remote access / administration application is installed, the voting machine
by Twirrim 9y ago
It seems like there's a gap in the logic here.
They're taking it as read that if a remote access / administration application is installed, the voting machine must have connectivity.
Well yes, if the application was to work it _would_ require remote access, but you can install all sorts of software on a machine without it having connectivity.
- murph-almighty 9y ago>you can install all sorts of software on a machine without it having connectivity Yeah but airgapped machines are a hell of a lot harder to tamper with. Someone is more likely notice if a malicious actor plugged a flashdrive into a machine than if someone ssh'd into the machine.