re: Halderman hacked a Dominion Tabulator in front of US District Judge using only a pen

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Democrats know that they are hackable

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I have worked with Dominion machines. Anyone that believes the election stolen is a fricking idiot.

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Haven't read the whole thread. How many leftists and hacks have tried to say this isn't proof of fraud?

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Security Analysis of Georgia’s
ImageCast X Ballot Marking Devices
Expert Report Submitted on Behalf of Plaintiffs Donna Curling, et al.
Curling v. Raffensperger, Civil Action No. 1:17-CV-2989-AT
U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, Atlanta Division
Prof. J. Alex Halderman, Ph.D.
With the assistance of Prof. Drew Springall, Ph.D.
July 1, 2021

Overview

In 2020, Georgia replaced its insecure, decades-old DRE voting machines with new ballot scanners and ballot marking devices (BMDs) manufactured by Dominion Voting Systems. Although the same BMDs are used for accessibility in parts
of approximately 15 other states, Georgia is unique in using them statewide as the primary method of in-person voting [89]. This unusual arrangement places potentially malicious computers between Georgia voters and their paper ballots. In contrast, in most of the United States, voters mark paper ballots directly by hand, and BMDs are reserved for those who need or request them [87].

Georgians who vote at a polling place generally have no choice but to use the BMDs. All voting systems face cybersecurity risks. As the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine recently concluded “[t]here is no realistic mechanism to fully secure vote casting and tabulation computer systems from cyber threats” [58]. However, not all voting systems are equally vulnerable. Curling Plaintiffs contend that Georgia’s universal-use BMD voting system is so insecure that it violates voters’ constitutional rights.

To assist the Court in understanding the risks that the system creates, Curling Plaintiffs asked me to conduct a security analysis of the ImageCast X (ICX) BMD and associated equipment used in Georgia elections. Using an ICX provided by Fulton County, I played the role of an attacker and attempted to discover ways to compromise the system and change votes. I, along with my assistant, spent a total of approximately twelve person-weeks studying the machines, testing for vulnerabilities, and developing proof-of-concept attacks. Many of the attacks I successfully implemented could be effectuated by malicious actors with very limited time and access to the machines, as little as mere minutes. This report documents my findings and conclusions.

Halderman's 96 page report outlining concerns with DVS

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Kemp knows there are 340,000 voters that need to e cleaned from the rolls. They've known that for well over a year now.

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Brad Raffensperger announced that he was awarding management of Georgia’s voter registration system to a subsidiary of Salesforce.com. Marc Benioff is founder and co-chairman of Salesforce and is also a member of the Board of Trustees of the World Economic Forum.

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