hvdhh7

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   by hvdhh7 8y ago

   His passport was revoked while he was in Hong Kong. Somehow he was allowed to board the flight to Moscow with a revoked passport, but not the flight from Moscow.
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   by hvdhh7 8y ago

   That's not saying much.
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   by hvdhh7 8y ago

   The first new attack described in last year's report was that you could DoS a machine by removing its CPU. Which, sure, is something to think about. But it's not what I think people are imagining when you say "voting machine
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   by hvdhh7 8y ago

   This isn't a remote vulnerability, btw. The attach involves picking the lock a and inserting a device to a parallel port.
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   by hvdhh7 8y ago

   I do. But a non-hacked vote tabulating machine will still do the job better than non-hacked humans. Add a high enough percentage of random hand audits of the machine but counts to ensure they're functioning correctly, and you should ge
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   by hvdhh7 8y ago

   Perhaps because counting tens of thousands of near-identical pieces of paper is exactly the sort of repetitive, robotic task we've entrusted machines to perform more accurately than humans since at least the 1940s.
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   by hvdhh7 8y ago

   Billionaire sticks it to the Man by carefully following his rules and getting brand new Mercedes every six months.