Elections on the Internet -- Not Any Time Soon

jACL writes "From the Technology Review article: "After several years debating minimum requirements for voting equipment, the computer science and public policy communities appear to agree that the Internet--as it exists today--can't sufficiently safeguard the privacy, security and reliability of the voting process. Pitfalls range from the obvious, such as malicious hackers, to the obscure. For example: Every state requires that votes be cast in secret, but how can officials verify that a party hack isn't standing beside a remote voter?"" Unfortunately, this is probably all to true.

Comments

Re:Cmd Taco needs a basic grammer course...

[eMilkshake]

Cmd Taco needs a basic grammer course...

CmdrTaco

Expect more from your correctors.

Re:Another pitfall ...

[KilljoyAZ]

For one, Hank is dead.

Not sure if that answers your question or not...