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Devastating Diebolt Voting Machine Hack Proven
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December 15, 2005
A vote that should have been Yes:2 No:6 was hacked in a demonstration to come out Yes:7 No:1 with only moderate level access to the voting machine (in an election, thousands would have such access), no password, and equipment that can be bought for a couple of hundred dollars off the internet. The hacked vote was not detected on the voting machine and not on upload to the tabulation system, either!
Without a verifiable paper trail (which Diebolt voting machines do not provide) such a hack would go undetected in a real election. It's just like Josef Stalin said: "Those who cast the votes decide nothing; those who count the votes decide everything." Read all about the Diebolt Voting Machines Hack at BlackBoxVoting.orgAll content is copyright © Ringlord Technologies unless otherwise stated. We do encourage deep linking to our site's pages but forbid direct reference to images, software or other non-page resources stored here; likewise, do not embed our content in frames or other constructs that may mislead the reader about the content ownership. Play nice, yes?