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> That pretty much undermines the entire concept of unit and integration testing. It doesn't because even with unit and integration testing, software still fai
by Eddy_Viscosity2 1y ago
> That pretty much undermines the entire concept of unit and integration testing.
It doesn't because even with unit and integration testing, software still fails and get hacked/exploited on a regular basis. What's worse with software voting is that a single good exploit could affect all the votes.
- shadowgovt 1y agoIt really can't. What is the mechanism by which it could? Different states use different machines and each individual machine is airgapped. A general supply chain attack would show up in statistical sampling audits (i e. hand recounts of small numbers of ballots, which we already do).