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Wouldn't it be fairly easy to have a machine operate in "fair mode" during testing, and in "unfair mode" after that? Timers, secret commands and what have you.
by thisjepisje 12y ago
Wouldn't it be fairly easy to have a machine operate in "fair mode" during testing, and in "unfair mode" after that? Timers, secret commands and what have you.
- sp332 12y agoYes, but the regulator takes their job seriously and the penalties are quite high.
- MereInterest 12y agoThe entire source code and hardware must be disclosed. If the binary does not completely match the official binary, then the machine is not compliant. It is more than just black box testing.
- seanflyon 12y agoThis isn't something unimportant like voting machines; The inspectors do their due diligence.