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Researchers find (more) severe flaws in Diebold voting machines

Posted by SamShazaam on · 2 comments
arstechnica.com; By Ryan Paul 		Mail this story
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A group of Princeton computer scientists has published a study that examines flaws and vulnerabilities in Diebold's AccuVote-TS voting machines.Complete with a video that demonstrates the ease with which the electronic voting machine can be compromised, the study provides chilling insight into the serious risk of election tampering and fraud created by modern voting technology.

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tuxchick2 ·
And election boards all over the US are buying them.

Why?
jdixon ·
Seriously? Kickbacks, mostly.

It's amazing what a small amount of a contract returned to the appropriate politicians can get you.

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