ES&S IVotronic voting machine, with magnet and Palm organizer
An ES&S "iVotronic" DRE touchscreen voting machine, being surreptitiously put into its supervisory configuration mode with a Palm organizer and a magnet.
I took this photo at the U. Penn voting laboratory in December, 2007 during our evaluation of the ES&S system as part of project EVEREST for the State of Ohio. See www.crypto.com/blog/calibrate_the_vote and www.crypto.com/blog/ohio_voting/ and www.sos.state.oh.us/SOS/upload/everest/14-AcademicFinalEV... Comments
oporto16 says:Someone has done the impossible here. He has
broken into a voting machine which has
electronic security certified by the NSA.
These things aren't supposed to accept any
input from an optical cartridge unless it
contains the proper 256-bit key. It has a
special coprocessor which performs these
functions.
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jaeschol
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Very interesting article about this voting machines. We get also some electronic voting over the web, but only a limited amount of voters are able to use it. The procedure is very elaborate, so that most people go back to the paper and mail voting mechanics.
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