Heather Mullins posted on GETTR that the Federal Governments Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has filed a brief in a federal lawsuit to keep an expert report that exposes exploitable vulnerabilities in Dominion voting machines from the public over concerns that bad actors could obtain the information and use it. Former CISA Direct Chris Krebs told members of Congress this was the most secure election in U.S. History. The expert report by Professor Alex Halderman indicates otherwise. Dominion equipment and software in question is reportedly in as many as 16 different States and so the risk is not limited to Georgia’s voting machines.
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Curling-v-RaffenspergerAlex Halderman | Securing Digital Democracies (November 8, 2019)
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