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One cybersecurity expert was asked how much the security for U.S. voting systems has improved since 2016.
He cut off the question.
"Oh, we have done nothing," he said, echoing a sentiment of many experts at @defcon.https://n.pr/2zR6EkI
Computer security experts say they feel the government still isn't taking the threat of a major security breach seriously enough. Congress allocated $380 million toward election improvements in 2018. But experts scoffed, saying the number was too low.https://www.npr.org/2019/09/04/755066523/cyber-experts-warn-of-vulnerabilities-facing-2020-election-machines …
We need to use paper ballots.
Agreed. Next to nothing.
People who work in IT and cyber security have few, if any, techy toys like Alexa, don't live in "smart homes," don't bank online, manage their own passwords, and have a single, dedicated credit card for online purchases.
The end justifies the means republican party is why.
Crazy that more Americans aren't demanding something be done to fix this.
We are, but #MoscowMitch only listens to the Russians.
Definitely. Last year, the voting machine broke and they had me vote again. How do we ensure that it didn’t go through twice?
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