Underground hacking conference reveals how easily voting machines can be hacked

[rangerrebew]

Underground hacking conference reveals how easily voting machines can be hacked
November 14, 2020 by Robert

Can be hacked within six minutes ! ! !  – See video: “How Hackers Can Target Voting Machines.”

Following the world’s largest underground hacking conference last year in Las Vegas, NBC News’ technology correspondent Jacob Ward provided an inside-look into how hackers can target voting systems with ease.

Ward learned that Dominion’s Image Cast hardware is easy to hack. So easy, he says, that if the would-be hacker can remain behind some sort of screen, the machine can be hacked within six minutes. (Dominion voting machines were used in several states during this year’s election.)

https://www.iceagenow.info/underground-hacking-conference-reveals-how-easily-voting-machines-can-be-hacked/

[XenaLee]

Which begs the question of why these machines were chosen to be used.   But we know why, don't we.   Because they're easily hacked.   It's all part of the leftist plan to win....

by any means necessary.

[roamer_1]

Which begs the question of why these machines were chosen to be used.   But we know why, don't we.   Because they're easily hacked.   It's all part of the leftist plan to win....

by any means necessary.

Well yes and no... What I have seen so far of these 'hacks' are stupid pet tricks amounting to nothing... I am sure it looks all razzle-dazzle to the uninformed... Like one demonstrated how easy it is to gain bios access  in a machine by removing the hard drive and then turning the machine on...

Well that's just dumb, because the machine is basically rendered useless without the drive, and since the drive is paired to the machine bios, once it is reinstalled, whatever the 'hacker' may have done is defeated anyway, as the bios picks up the drive signature and responds accordingly...

That's a big fat goose egg. And not even a hack... EVERY computer can be defaulted to accessible BIOS with ease without the hard drive in place. Otherwise, how would you fix them?

That is someone INTENTIONALLY trying to set folks hair on fire over *nothing*.

[Smokin Joe]

I think the mistake is in assuming that the desired effect for the supervisory personnel is a fair outcome.
Nope.

I don't think these machines were hacked, I think they were set up this way.
The election supervisors are in on this fraud.
They are the ones counting ballots in the middle of the night, rejecting supervision, and breaking election law just over ballot judging, cutoff dates, etc.

They aren't hostile to the corruption of vote tallies, this is a desired outcome.

https://thespectator.info/2020/11/15/anti-trump-dominion-voting-systems-security-chief-was-participating-in-antifa-calls-posted-antifa-manifesto-letter-to-trump-online/?fbclid=IwAR3g9l-dYIPdA7Q8galS1JZnw_V3H7hnWnc2w3X_4UuPVQXFjYM14gk_GZY

[Fishrrman]

Joe wrote:
"I don't think these machines were hacked, I think they were set up this way."

"That's not a bug, it's a feature!"

[verga]

Joe wrote:
"I don't think these machines were hacked, I think they were set up this way."

"That's not a bug, it's a feature!"

This would be funny, if it wasn't so freaking pathetic.