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Security researchers looked into the new Swiss online voting system and found they could change votes...whoops.https://t.co/pKhEXZnjSq
— Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai (@lorenzofb) March 12, 2019
Researchers find backdoor in Swiss online voting system that would let someone replace all ballots with fraudulent ones. “No election system should have a backdoor that allows the people running the election... to undetectably modify the election outcome.” https://t.co/6QHlvXzoRM
— Kim Zetter (@KimZetter) March 12, 2019
“The vulnerability is astonishing. In normal elections, there is no single person who could undetectably defraud the entire election. But in this system they built, there is a party who could do that.” https://t.co/6QHlvXzoRM
— Kim Zetter (@KimZetter) March 12, 2019
“I don’t think this was deliberate. However, if I set out to design a backdoor that allowed someone to compromise the election, it would look exactly like this.” https://t.co/6QHlvXzoRM
— Kim Zetter (@KimZetter) March 12, 2019
Remember this when voting vendors say that there's no need for independent testing because their products are already tested by multiple government labs. https://t.co/3OIy8RnCOP
— Eric Geller (@ericgeller) March 12, 2019
Backdoor discovered in Swiss voting system would have allowed hackers to alter votes https://t.co/P7CugU4CDg #CyberSecurity #Government
— Darren Death (@darrendeath) March 12, 2019
Vulnerability in Swiss e-voting system could have led to vote alterations https://t.co/F6HAlGpQRC by @campuscodi
— ZDNet (@ZDNet) March 12, 2019
A major flaw has been found in Switzerland’s online voting system - MIT Technology Review https://t.co/10jM6A5NHM
— Karol ? (@karolcummins) March 13, 2019
[ Via @theregister ]
— Yes We Hack ⠵ (@yeswehack) March 13, 2019
Swiss electronic voting system like... wait for it, wait for it... Swiss cheese: Hole found amid public source code audit #bugbounty #Switzerland https://t.co/ubFsDA3qk0 by @ThomasClaburn pic.twitter.com/voZS5o5q8c
"Swiss authorities released the source code of their computer-based voting system and began a public audit of their blueprints on February 25, 2019, to identify vulnerabilities and fix them." > Maybe it's time to move to Switzerland https://t.co/uAOZb17KUL
— belenpena (@belenpena) March 13, 2019
Vulnerability in Swiss e-voting system could have led to vote alterations | ZDNet https://t.co/D44UYXaDNJ
— piyokango (@piyokango) March 12, 2019