Another Look at Hacking Voting Machines

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Jan 23, 2019

As public demonstrations at DEF CON have shown, voting machines are extremely insecure, yet there is a lack of funding and support from those with the power to affect change. What actions can we perform to mitigate the risk of election tampering?

Another Look at Hacking Voting Machines

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