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  1. Feds to Open BlackBoxVoting User Logs?

    Yro · Security · · posted by simoniker · from the fed-fud dept. · 286 comments
    Doc Ruby writes "Investigating a crack of eVoting company VoteHere, the FBI is said to be issuing a subpoena for the traffic logs of journalist Beverly Harris' BlackBoxVoting website. The FBI is pursuing Harris on the theory that her site is the connection between incriminating memos leaked from (VoteHere competitor) Diebold and the intrusion into VoteHere's servers. Are you on the list?"

  2. E-Voting Company Reveals Their Source Code

    Usa · · posted by ryuzaki0 · from the vote-of-confidence dept. · 279 comments
    Kodi writes "VoteHere has decided to release their source code so that other people will have confidence in it (MSNBC, press release.) It's definitely NOT open source (unlike OVC) but it's still a step in the right direction."

  3. E-Voting Company Reveals Their Source Code

    Usa · · posted by ryuzaki0 · from the vote-of-confidence dept. · 279 comments
    Kodi writes "VoteHere has decided to release their source code so that other people will have confidence in it (MSNBC, press release.) It's definitely NOT open source (unlike OVC) but it's still a step in the right direction."

  4. E-Voting Company Reveals Their Source Code

    Usa · · posted by ryuzaki0 · from the vote-of-confidence dept. · 279 comments
    Kodi writes "VoteHere has decided to release their source code so that other people will have confidence in it (MSNBC, press release.) It's definitely NOT open source (unlike OVC) but it's still a step in the right direction."

  5. E-Voting Company Reveals Their Source Code

    Usa · · posted by ryuzaki0 · from the vote-of-confidence dept. · 279 comments
    Kodi writes "VoteHere has decided to release their source code so that other people will have confidence in it (MSNBC, press release.) It's definitely NOT open source (unlike OVC) but it's still a step in the right direction."

  6. E-Voting Firm VoteHere Discloses October Break-In

    Yro · Usa · · posted by timothy · from the what-are-the-28%-thinking-exactly dept. · 172 comments
    linuxwrangler writes "In the ongoing saga of electronic voting 'security,' eVoting company VoteHere is the latest to reveal that they were the victim of a computer break-in. According to VoteHere founder, Jim Adler, the concern isn't about their source code which they plan to reveal 'eventually,' anyway, but is about the possible release of salary and other HR data. Astoundingly, the 'hot poll' associated with this story has (as this is being posted) 28% of respondents saying they would trust their vote on the internet and 41% saying 'not now, but maybe soon.' Feel free to cast your vote." Reader nSignIfikaNt points to the Assocated Press' article as carried by CNN.