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Email your state Senators and push them to check for election system tampering
Not sure if state election officials can figure this out, this is deep depth forensics into code, which requires serious skills. My vote would be the paypal guys, they have literally 27,000 hacking attempts every single day. They would be able to find it. Or the Google guys, they have advanced level programmers. Mention that to your congressperson as well, because we are talking about granddads that can't figure out why trump shouldn't be using an unsecured phone.
Some states review election systems for signs of intrusion Excerpt:
Officials in some states are trying to figure out whether local election offices were targeted in an apparent effort by Russian military intelligence to hack into election software last fall.
The efforts were detailed in a recently leaked report attributed to the U.S. National Security Agency.
North Carolina is checking on whether any local systems were breached, while the revelation prompted an election security review in Virginia. Both are considered presidential battleground states.
In Illinois, officials are trying to determine which election offices used software from the contractor that the report said was compromised.
The three are among eight states where election offices had contracts with VR Systems, a Florida-based company that provided software to manage voter registrations. The others are Florida, California, Indiana, New York and West Virginia.
The report, dated last month, asserts that hackers obtained information from company employees and used that to send phishing emails to 122 local election officials just before the election last November in an attempt to break into their systems.
So far, there is no indication that voting or ballot counting in any states were affected. Officials in at least five counties in Florida - a key political swing state - received the emails, the Miami Herald reported. It's not clear where else the emails may have been sent.
But the revelation, published by the online news outlet The Intercept, set off questions in the states where VR provides software.
HOW TO FIND YOUR SENATOR https://www.senate.gov/senators/contact/
All the Republicans on here shouldn't mind one bit, right? If he won the electoral college, like they say he did, then this will only prove that true
Push, Push, Push, because it really does make a difference.
And just to make this seem a bit more interesting, the woman that leaked the story to The Intercept, was just arrested. Why wasn't this released to the rest of the world? Don't we have a right to know?
http://www.latimes.com/business/hiltzik/la-fi-hiltzik-intercept-leak-20170606-story.html
Not sure if state election officials can figure this out, this is deep depth forensics into code, which requires serious skills. My vote would be the paypal guys, they have literally 27,000 hacking attempts every single day. They would be able to find it. Or the Google guys, they have advanced level programmers. Mention that to your congressperson as well, because we are talking about granddads that can't figure out why trump shouldn't be using an unsecured phone.
Some states review election systems for signs of intrusion Excerpt:
Officials in some states are trying to figure out whether local election offices were targeted in an apparent effort by Russian military intelligence to hack into election software last fall.
The efforts were detailed in a recently leaked report attributed to the U.S. National Security Agency.
North Carolina is checking on whether any local systems were breached, while the revelation prompted an election security review in Virginia. Both are considered presidential battleground states.
In Illinois, officials are trying to determine which election offices used software from the contractor that the report said was compromised.
The three are among eight states where election offices had contracts with VR Systems, a Florida-based company that provided software to manage voter registrations. The others are Florida, California, Indiana, New York and West Virginia.
The report, dated last month, asserts that hackers obtained information from company employees and used that to send phishing emails to 122 local election officials just before the election last November in an attempt to break into their systems.
So far, there is no indication that voting or ballot counting in any states were affected. Officials in at least five counties in Florida - a key political swing state - received the emails, the Miami Herald reported. It's not clear where else the emails may have been sent.
But the revelation, published by the online news outlet The Intercept, set off questions in the states where VR provides software.
HOW TO FIND YOUR SENATOR https://www.senate.gov/senators/contact/ All the Republicans on here shouldn't mind one bit, right? If he won the electoral college, like they say he did, then this will only prove that true
Push, Push, Push, because it really does make a difference.
And just to make this seem a bit more interesting, the woman that leaked the story to The Intercept, was just arrested. Why wasn't this released to the rest of the world? Don't we have a right to know?
http://www.latimes.com/business/hiltzik/la-fi-hiltzik-intercept-leak-20170606-story.html
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