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13 Nov 2012 First, Ars Technica's excellent piece on November 9th detailing the breakdown in the Romney campaign's much-lauded “ORCA" effort. ORCA was a high-tech effort to equip more than 30,000 Romney volunteers with a web app to help monitor voting activity, identify when particular voters had gone to the
1 Nov 2017 This summer, DefCon's "Voting Machine Hacking Village" turned up a host of US election vulnerabilities (PDF). Now, imagine a more mainstream national hacking event backed by the Department of Homeland Security that has the same goal: to discover weaknesses in voting machines used by states for
7 Nov 2017 But allegations of voter fraud, election interference by foreign governments, and intrusions into state electoral agencies' systems have since cast a pall . at NIST who serves as co-chair of the working group, described the challenges in getting states and counties to adopt such voluntary guidance in full.
12 Dec 2012 With such significant changes across the board, performance jumps up throughout all three System Guide boxes. Performance benefits are huge in some areas, modest in others, purely cost-saving in still others. Power consumption is further refined in this generation, particularly with video cards, and
DemTech was mentioned in an article by Ars Technica on Hacking the vote: Threats keep changing, but election IT sadly stays the same. However, in 2006 a debate on the security and accuracy of both the voting machines and the Internet voting system let to a withdrawal of all forms of electronic voting and a return to
30 Dec 2016 And that only sows more reasons for President elect Donald Trump and his supporters to cast doubt on the intelligence community's analysis on a matter that, if true, poses a major national security threat. Enlarge. The writers showed a similar lack of rigor when publishing so-called indicators of compromise,
16 Nov 2012 Read: Ars Technica's "Built to Win: Deep Inside Obama's Campaign Tech". Sean Gallagher goes into the technology behind Narwhal, the set of services the tech team built where it could store and develop all the different applications the Obama campaign used to get the right people to vote on election day.
27 Jan 2017 Elections done electronically with proprietary systems will always be suspect." Nov. 6, 2012 - Nathaniel Polish, PhD. Timothy B. Lee, MS, Contributor for Ars Technica and Wired.UK, in his Oct. 23, 2012 article "Why E-Voting Is on the Decline in the United States," available at the Wired UK website, wrote:.
31 Oct 2017 Using the probability of matching birth dates for people with common first, middle, and last names and an audit of poll books from the 2012 US presidential election, the researchers concluded that the system would de-register "about 300 registrations used to cast a seemingly legitimate vote for every one

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