Then, instead of requiring a backdoor in the OS itself, make a small, portable tool that exploits a security hole so obscure that only by being NSA dudes and working with Microsoft can you find it.
The prefixes isn't really anything new. This was talked about almost a year ago, even though I don't know if it reached Slashdot and the slashdot community.
They sure does. It's one of the main objectives to get Purify and friends happy.
Ironically, one of the biggest contributors in this area is not from within Netscape (Thanks Bruce!).
Then, instead of requiring a backdoor in the OS itself, make a small, portable tool that exploits a security hole so obscure that only by being NSA dudes and working with Microsoft can you find it.
That is a backdoor.
Damn clicking on the wrong button. Here is the URL again and this time clickable.
http://physics.nist.gov/cuu/Units/binary.html
The prefixes isn't really anything new. This was talked about almost a year ago, even though I don't know if it reached Slashdot and the slashdot community.
http://physics.nist.gov/cuu/Units/binary.html
There are developed algorithms for secure voting even though I don't remember enough of them to say if they are applicable in this case.
If you want to check out more, please read (the bible) "Applied Cryptography" by Bruce Schneier.
In any case I think that computer voting will be quite important in a decade or two.