Electronic voting firm acknowledges hacker break-in

Electronic voting firm acknowledges hacker break-in
Ted Bridis, The Associated Press 2003-12-29

A company developing security technology for electronic voting suffered an embarrassing hacker break-in that executives think was tied to the rancorous debate over the safety of casting ballots online.

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Electronic voting firm acknowledges hacker break-in 2003-12-30
Anonymous (2 replies)

I think it's pretty obvious that if this attack was political in nature, it was an inappropriate (not to mention illegal) method of voicing one's opinion -- but the somewhat obvious question is; can we trust this (or other companies that have been attacked) with our votes?...

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Electronic voting firm acknowledges hacker break-in 2003-12-30
mert delikanlı

good opinion man.

how can we trust human. only god is honest...

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Electronic voting firm acknowledges hacker break-in 2003-12-31
Coldman

...or can we trust police, FBI and so on until there are a lot of criminals?

There is no way to prevent an intrusion, unless you do nothing and have nothing to compromise nor disclose (in which case any intrusion is useless - it is impossible to break non-existent glass).

The above statement i...

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Electronic voting firm acknowledges hacker break-in 2003-12-31
Me!!

What idiot PA individual allowed the company to publically acknowledge that they were hacked. I'll definitely keep this company in mind...never to do business with them. ...

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