Hacking votes

[Votto]

Hack the vote: Could cyberattackers disrupt the election?

It appears that the government is behind on technology to prevent hacking votes.

My interest was sparked when I heard a guy on the radio today talking about it. He said that the transmission of data is not secured or encrypted, so anyone could easily intercept it and change the information around. In fact, he said that many on the "dark web" are offering their services for a price to alter election results.

Looking at how the DNC got hacked this is really not surprising.

Has the government got that health care site up and running on the internet yet?

LOL.

 

[Moonglow]

It appears that the government is behind on technology to prevent hacking votes.

The company that designed the machines are the ones providing the software and by licensing agreements for users, no one but the comapnay has access to programming because of security concerns...they were a bad idea to start with.

 

[The Irish Ram]

It appears that the government is behind on technology to prevent hacking votes.

Our government is probably the one planning on doing the hacking...

 

[Votto]

It appears that the government is behind on technology to prevent hacking votes.

Our government is probably the one planning on doing the hacking...

It is the perfect crime, virtually undetectable.

The GOP will never win the Oval Office again.

I figure once Hillary has had 8 years, Obama can run again.