Defcon Hackers Find It’s Very Easy to Break Voting Machines
July 31st, 2018Just in case you haven’t known this for decades…
Via: cnet:
“The exposure of those devices to the people who do bug bounties or actually look at these kind of devices has been fairly limited,” said Brian Knopf, an internet of things security researcher for Neustar, a security analysis company. “And so Defcon is a great opportunity for those of us who hack hardware and firmware to look to these kind of devices and really answer that question, ‘Are they hackable?'”
After just about an hour and a half, the answer was an emphatic “yes.”
Neon Revolt and other Anons claim that the white hats at NSA “unhacked” the 2016 USA presidential voting system in 5 counties to “stop the rigging” in favour of HRC:
https://www.neonrevolt.com/2018/07/31/they-never-thought-she-would-lose-moan-qanon-greatawakening/