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In New Hampshire, a cybersecurity firm found troubling security bugs — and the Ukrainian national anthem — written into a voter database built with the help of an overseas subcontractor.

Fun fact and this really happened, I switched my game engine because the retarded staff in Unity had left an exploit open through their auto-update that allowed a Ukrainian activist to brick the PCs of people who had Russian IPs. I don't understand why anyone would ever trust an electronic device for an election, they need to be banned and never allowed to be used.

Edit: Also after claiming throughout multiple investigations no you couldn't possibly access voting machines through the internet the recent issue with Windows update broke multiple of them meaning there was always a backdoor into that shit.

16 days ago
4 score
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In New Hampshire, a cybersecurity firm found troubling security bugs — and the Ukrainian national anthem — written into a voter database built with the help of an overseas subcontractor.

Fun fact and this really happened, I switched my game engine because the retarded staff in Unity had left an exploit open through their auto-update that allowed a Ukrainian activist to brick the PCs of people who had Russian IPs. I don't understand why anyone would ever trust an electronic device for an election, they need to be banned and never allowed to be used.

16 days ago
1 score