Voting via Smartphone is Raising Security Concerns

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  • Acepimp
    All Facts Matter
    • Jan 2012
    • 20309
    #1

    Voting via Smartphone is Raising Security Concerns

    W. Virginia's Decision to Allow Smartphone Voting for Midterms Raises Serious Security Concerns

    For the first time in our nation's history, voters in 24 counties in W. Virginia will be able to vote using their mobile phones. While some are hailing the decision because it will make voting easier for members of the military deployed overseas, experts are warning of possible security breaches.

    It's a cool idea but is it worth the risk of fraud?

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    • Bladewire
      StraightBro
      • Aug 2003
      • 56228
      #2




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        • pimpmaster9000
          Too lazy to set a custom title
          • Dec 2011
          • 26732
          #3
          Trump 2020...if you could vote for that semi retard bush 2x why not go full retard 2x with trump?

          Oh and MAGA!
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            • BaldBastard
              Too lazy to set a custom title
              • Jan 2001
              • 16810
              #4
              When the organisers of the Def Con conference in Las Vegas ran a "Voting Village", to test American voting machines.. most were hacked in minutes

              In their 50 page report found here

              https://defcon.org/images/defcon-26/...e%20report.pdf

              They describe the number and severity of flaws in voting equipment as "staggering" and noted just hacking one of the machines could enable an attacker to "flip the electoral college and determine the outcome of a presidential election​".

              So that along with other advise went to Congress, known as the Secure Elections Act, where REPUBLICANS decided it would not be passed by Congress ahead of the mid-term elections in November.

              Also note earlier this year, an amendment for $250m to increase spending on election security measures was blocked by Republican senators.


              … Republicans will be making this app I presume?

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