E-Voting Machines not secure?! - hmmm, couldn’t have guessed that one…

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Posted: December 4th, 2006
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  1. […] Gov’t panel rejects paper trail for e-voting machines We should have known not to get our hopes up! We can’t even recommend that ninjas use absentee ballots because often times election officials don’t count them anyway (unless there is a recount) Maybe now there is a justifiable excuse for not voting…some 13-year old hacker working for the GOP is just going to fix the whole thing anyway Story via CNET Previous MNP post on the NIST recommendation for a paper trail No Tags […]

     

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