Re: Guess they didn't use an iSeries...

I have asked to be in the marketing research study group.



Jones, John (US) wrote:

Which is fairly easy to do if you control the software on the voting
machine.  Imagine Diebold modifying the code so that some amount of the
votes would swing from one way or the other.  Not enough to raise
suspicion but likely enough to swing the overall election.  Say, change
8% of the total votes from party A to party B.  Doing so would virtually
ensure "delivering the state of" ... "to" ...  Wait, is that what the
Diebold chief said?  Certainly they wouldn't do such a thing.

OK, I'll take off the tinfoil hat now.

John A. Jones, CISSP
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