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"Timothy-Allen Albertson" |
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15 Dec 2003 09:46:19 PM |
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Newly Discovered Electronic Voting Security Breaches |
Electronic Voting Investigator Bev Harris to Reveal Newly Discovered
Potential Electronic Voting Security Breaches at Seattle News
Conference On December 16
December 15, 2003
A BUZZFLASH NEWS ALERT
Bev Harris, author of "Black Box Voting" and Andy Stephenson, a
Democratic candidate for Washington State Secretary of State, have
uncovered new holes in the electoral system in King County (Seattle)
and in as many as 14 additional states.
These security breaches affect both the optical scan systems
(fill-in-the-dot or draw-the-line) and touch screen voting systems,
and may also indicate significant security problems with absentee
voting procedures.
At the Tuesday press conference, Harris and Stephenson will distribute
a packet of documents to support their findings. Whereas electronic
voting concerns have focused on complex issues like cryptographic
security and computer source code, the new security flaws uncovered by
Harris and Stephenson are more serious and also easier to explain.
Because the subject matter is sensitive, reporters will want copies of
the original documents to substantiate the findings, and these will be
released at the news conference.
This information affects four counties in Washington State and
locations in Florida, Georgia, Kansas, Kentucky, California, Arizona,
New Mexico, Colorado, Texas, Maryland and Virginia.
"What we have are two intertwined security breaches which deserve
immediate attention from the U.S. Congress," says Stephenson. "We need
to address procedural safeguards as soon as possible to put a halt to
these problems and prevent them from ever happening again."
A 20-page dossier will provide the specific U.S. locations affected,
as well as the details on multiple security breaches which may have
compromised the integrity of at least two dozen elections.
http://www.buzzflash.com/buzzscripts/buzz.dll/sub2
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| User: "mark" |
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| Title: Re: Newly Discovered Electronic Voting Security Breaches |
16 Dec 2003 01:07:07 PM |
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Captain Compassion wrote:
On 15 Dec 2003 19:46:19 -0800,
(Timothy-Allen Albertson) wrote:
Electronic Voting Investigator Bev Harris to Reveal Newly Discovered
Potential Electronic Voting Security Breaches at Seattle News
Conference On December 16
December 15, 2003
A BUZZFLASH NEWS ALERT
Bev Harris, author of "Black Box Voting" and Andy Stephenson, a
Democratic candidate for Washington State Secretary of State, have
uncovered new holes in the electoral system in King County (Seattle)
and in as many as 14 additional states.
These security breaches affect both the optical scan systems
(fill-in-the-dot or draw-the-line) and touch screen voting systems,
and may also indicate significant security problems with absentee
voting procedures.
At the Tuesday press conference, Harris and Stephenson will distribute
a packet of documents to support their findings. Whereas electronic
voting concerns have focused on complex issues like cryptographic
security and computer source code, the new security flaws uncovered by
Harris and Stephenson are more serious and also easier to explain.
Because the subject matter is sensitive, reporters will want copies of
the original documents to substantiate the findings, and these will be
released at the news conference.
This information affects four counties in Washington State and
locations in Florida, Georgia, Kansas, Kentucky, California, Arizona,
New Mexico, Colorado, Texas, Maryland and Virginia.
"What we have are two intertwined security breaches which deserve
immediate attention from the U.S. Congress," says Stephenson. "We need
to address procedural safeguards as soon as possible to put a halt to
these problems and prevent them from ever happening again."
A 20-page dossier will provide the specific U.S. locations affected,
as well as the details on multiple security breaches which may have
compromised the integrity of at least two dozen elections.
Especially those elections where Dems lost eh? Face it Dems ain't ever
gonna win again. The world is becomming more and more technically
advanced. The dunces are gonna be left behind. The Republicans control
the tecnology and the knolwedge. The Dems may own the graveyards but
the Republicans own the information super highway.
So are you saying the that assuring the integrity of the voting process
is unimportant? Leave it to a repug to find partisanship in the
authentic and legal recording of votes.
--
mark
markjs1@*nospam*yahoo.com
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"Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity."
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| User: "kw" |
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| Title: Re: Newly Discovered Electronic Voting Security Breaches |
16 Dec 2003 06:25:10 PM |
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In article <vJIDb.72099$eo3.66246
@newssvr25.news.prodigy.com>, markjs1@*nospam*yahoo.com
says...
So are you saying the that assuring the integrity of the voting process
is unimportant? Leave it to a repug to find partisanship in the
authentic and legal recording of votes.
Liberal voters cannot do a simple thing like punching a
paper ballot and you blame us. Now, because liberal
voters are the type that can't program their VCR's you
worry that they can't use the electronic devices. And
you blame us. Hell, its not are fault that liberals
voters are dumber than *****.
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| User: "Captain Compassion" |
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| Title: Re: Newly Discovered Electronic Voting Security Breaches |
16 Dec 2003 03:05:23 PM |
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On Tue, 16 Dec 2003 19:07:07 GMT, mark <markjs1@*nospam*yahoo.com>
wrote:
Captain Compassion wrote:
On 15 Dec 2003 19:46:19 -0800,
(Timothy-Allen Albertson) wrote:
Electronic Voting Investigator Bev Harris to Reveal Newly Discovered
Potential Electronic Voting Security Breaches at Seattle News
Conference On December 16
December 15, 2003
A BUZZFLASH NEWS ALERT
Bev Harris, author of "Black Box Voting" and Andy Stephenson, a
Democratic candidate for Washington State Secretary of State, have
uncovered new holes in the electoral system in King County (Seattle)
and in as many as 14 additional states.
These security breaches affect both the optical scan systems
(fill-in-the-dot or draw-the-line) and touch screen voting systems,
and may also indicate significant security problems with absentee
voting procedures.
At the Tuesday press conference, Harris and Stephenson will distribute
a packet of documents to support their findings. Whereas electronic
voting concerns have focused on complex issues like cryptographic
security and computer source code, the new security flaws uncovered by
Harris and Stephenson are more serious and also easier to explain.
Because the subject matter is sensitive, reporters will want copies of
the original documents to substantiate the findings, and these will be
released at the news conference.
This information affects four counties in Washington State and
locations in Florida, Georgia, Kansas, Kentucky, California, Arizona,
New Mexico, Colorado, Texas, Maryland and Virginia.
"What we have are two intertwined security breaches which deserve
immediate attention from the U.S. Congress," says Stephenson. "We need
to address procedural safeguards as soon as possible to put a halt to
these problems and prevent them from ever happening again."
A 20-page dossier will provide the specific U.S. locations affected,
as well as the details on multiple security breaches which may have
compromised the integrity of at least two dozen elections.
Especially those elections where Dems lost eh? Face it Dems ain't ever
gonna win again. The world is becomming more and more technically
advanced. The dunces are gonna be left behind. The Republicans control
the tecnology and the knolwedge. The Dems may own the graveyards but
the Republicans own the information super highway.
So are you saying the that assuring the integrity of the voting process
is unimportant? Leave it to a repug to find partisanship in the
authentic and legal recording of votes.
I'm just feeding your fears. Even if Democrats only had to point at a
picture to vote they would find a way to ***** it up. The electronic
voting machines are new and fearful to the technically stupid so I see
why the Democrats are scared.
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"In this world, which is so plainly the antechamber of another, there
are no happy men. The true division of humanity is between those who
live in light and those who live in darkness. Our aim must be to
diminish the number of the latter and increase the number of the
former. That is why we demand education and knowledge." -- Victor Hugo
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is wrong, but the middle is always evil." -- Ayn Rand
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Joseph R. Darancette
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| User: "kw" |
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| Title: Re: Newly Discovered Electronic Voting Security Breaches |
16 Dec 2003 06:26:51 PM |
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In article <3fdf716c.20161060@news.verizon.net>,
res0mp8t@NOSPAMverizon.net says...
I'm just feeding your fears. Even if Democrats only had to point at a
picture to vote they would find a way to ***** it up. The electronic
voting machines are new and fearful to the technically stupid so I see
why the Democrats are scared.
They shouldn't worry. Some liberal judge will legislate
from the bench and rule the devices un-constitutional
because dead people have a hard time using them.
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| User: "kw" |
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| Title: Re: Newly Discovered Electronic Voting Security Breaches |
16 Dec 2003 06:22:19 PM |
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In article <a5695439.0312151946.62cf8773
@posting.google.com>,
says...
Electronic Voting Investigator Bev Harris to Reveal Newly Discovered
Potential Electronic Voting Security Breaches at Seattle News
Conference On December 16
Impossible! I wrote the firmware myself.
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