I'm sure everything will be fine.
Watch a hacker break into a voting machine at Def Con, the largest convention of hackers in the world. The event is intended to demonstrate vulnerabilities in America's vast election infrastructure. https://cnn.it/2yVJlFM pic.twitter.com/a8cPVG8RrR
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its been 3 years, maga doesn't even make sense anymore. If its not great by now it's not going to be.
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Now CONGRESS
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That method requires physical access to the machine. Bad, but not the worst case scenario. I'm MUCH more worried about the voting machines that download their firmware updates connecting to the freakin' Internet. THAT is the risk.
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or the ones that connect to the internet to upload votes to the main server after the election, that are only *supposed* to be connected for a few minutes (and some use cellular connections) but might be connected for over a year pre-election https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/3kxzk9/exclusive-critical-us-election-systems-have-been-left-exposed-online-despite-official-denials …
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