Electronic voting machines hacked to give false voting results

I think this is a concern for all processes that are "going digital" - the opportunity for hacking and fraudulent activity to alter the state of the output. Check out this short demonstration video from Princeton University on installing rigged voting software onto a Diebold AccuVote-TS voting machine, one of the most widely deployed electronic voting platforms in the United States.

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