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While there are procedures with the capability to detect many of these attacks (e.g., post-election auditing of voter-verified paper records), Texas has not certified such equipment for use in the state. Texas’s DREs are simply vulnerable to and undefended against attacks.
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"of an actual election, with all its tests and security procedures. This is plausible. There are lots of cases in security work where it's OK to work around a problem with a cross-check instead of eliminating the problem altogether. Are they right? Princeton researcher Dan Wallach rebuts vendor claims in detail"
" Vendor misinformation in the e-voting world July 1st, 2008 by Dan Wallach Last week, I testified before the Texas House Committee on Elections (you can read my testimony). I?ve done this many times before, but I figured this time would be different."
" Es ist eine Weile her, seit ich über elektronische Wahlmaschinen geschrieben habe, aber Dan Wallach hat einen exzellenten Blog Eintrag über die aktuelle Argumentierweise der Wahlmaschinenunternehmen und warum sie falsch ist. Nicht überraschent, drehen die Anbieter und ihre Handelsorganisation die Ergebnisse dieser Studien, so gut wie sie können, um ihre Signifikanz"
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"have looked at numerous different voting systems, and found all sorts of little problems. For instance, some voting machines are susceptible to virii, and if they get it they can give it to their peers. That?s not a problem, according to the manufacturers? spokesmen. But who are we to believe? An academician whose purpose is to advance the state of the art and find truths, or a spokesman, whose purpose is to obscure them? There are mistakes made in many, if not all elections and surveys. Here are"
" Dan Wallach on Electronic Voting Machines It's been a while since I've written about electronic voting machines, but Dan Wallach has an excellent blog post about the current line of argument from the voting machine companies and why it's wrong. Unsurprisingly, the vendors and their trade organization are spinning the results of these studies, as best they can, in an attempt to downplay their significance."
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"to detect many of these attacks (e.g., post-election auditing of voter-verified paper records), Texas has not certified such equipment for use in the state. Texas?s DREs are simply vulnerable to and undefended against attacks. Cross-posted at Freedom-to-Tinker... "
"to detect many of these attacks (e.g., post-election auditing of voter-verified paper records), Texas has not certified such equipment for use in the state. Texas?s DREs are simply vulnerable to and undefended against attacks. Cross-posted at Freedom-to-Tinker... "
"http://www.vailsun.com/a...08/07/01/news/news09.txt Featured Article: AZ: County defies Brewer on ballot scans http://www.azstarnet.com/metro/246500 NAtional: Vendor misinformation in the e-voting world http://www.freedom-to-tinker.com/?p=1304 NAtional: Standards, Schmandards: Despite 79 Violations Federal Testers Recommend Certification for New Diebold/Premier Voting System http://www.bradblog.com/?p=6067 NAtional: Feinstein wants to reform electronic voting"
" Via Schneier on Security, this informative post by Dan Wallach on the specious arguments presented by manufacturers of electronic voting machines. Post begins: Last week, I testified before the Texas House Committee on Elections (you can read my testimony"
"way will use election fraud... in other words they will do something to polling equipment, or to ballot counts. That is the way in which you can involve the fewest people and have the most impact on an election. But I digress. I was reading a post on electronic voting machines"
"very good blog post"
" Vendor misinformation in the e-voting world July 1st, 2008 ? Shared News, Voting (From Bill's shared items in Google Reader) "
" Good thing I was sitting down when I read this one. The validity and veracity of e-votes is hardly getting any better, according to this: Vendor misinformation in the e-voting world. the bottom line is that many jurisdictions in Texas and elsewhere in the country will be using e-voting equipment this November with known security vulnerabilities, and the procedures and controls they are using will not be sufficient to either"
" Via Schneier on Security, this informative post by Dan Wallach on the specious arguments presented by manufacturers of electronic voting machines. Post begins: Last week, I testified before the Texas House Committee on Elections (you can read my testimony"
" It's been a while since I've written about electronic voting machines, but Dan Wallach has an excellent blog post about the current line of argument from the voting machine companies and why it's wrong. Unsurprisingly, the vendors and their trade organization are spinning the results of these studies, as best they can, in an attempt to downplay their significance."
"s simply no justification for the vendors to be making excuses or otherwise downplaying the clear scientific consensus on the quality of their products." -- Dan Wallach (Rice/ACCURATE) at Freedom to Tinker, "Vendor misinformation in the e-voting world" "
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