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[Boca]

Voting Machine Makers ADMITTED Remote Access Devices Installed, Allowing Vote Count Manipulation

One of the country’s largest voting machine makers has admitted in a letter to a U.S. senator that some of its past election-management systems had remote-access software preinstalled, despite past denials that any of its systems were equipped with such software.

Election Systems and Software (ES&S) told Democratic Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon in an April letter that has now been released, first reported by Vice News and later obtained by Newsweek, that the company provided election equipment with remote connection software to an unspecified number of states from 2000 to 2006.

BOMBSHELL: Voting Machine Makers ADMITTED Remote Access Devices Installed, Allowing Vote Count Manipulation

Our government is absolutely worthless when it comes to...well...everything. If you ask me, the only thing that our government really needs to do is to protect its people from foreign threats and to punish wickedness in the country. We are so far beyond that that the only way this could even h

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[Dawg]

explains how Joe got so many votes

 

[middleview]

Voting Machine Makers ADMITTED Remote Access Devices Installed, Allowing Vote Count Manipulation

One of the country’s largest voting machine makers has admitted in a letter to a U.S. senator that some of its past election-management systems had remote-access software preinstalled, despite past denials that any of its systems were equipped with such software.

Election Systems and Software (ES&S) told Democratic Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon in an April letter that has now been released, first reported by Vice News and later obtained by Newsweek, that the company provided election equipment with remote connection software to an unspecified number of states from 2000 to 2006.

BOMBSHELL: Voting Machine Makers ADMITTED Remote Access Devices Installed, Allowing Vote Count Manipulation

Our government is absolutely worthless when it comes to...well...everything. If you ask me, the only thing that our government really needs to do is to protect its people from foreign threats and to punish wickedness in the country. We are so far beyond that that the only way this could even h

freedomheadlines.com

And how would that look during a hand recount? Are any of the ES&S machines still in use?

“Prior to the inception of the [Election Assistance Commission] testing and certification program and the subsequent requirement for hardening and at customer’s request, ES&S provided pcAnywhere remote connection software on the [Election-Management System] workstation to a small number of customers between 2000 and 2006,” wrote Tom Burt, ES&S president.

Your title says election machine makers, but it is actually one company...

 

[middleview]

Voting Machine Makers ADMITTED Remote Access Devices Installed, Allowing Vote Count Manipulation

One of the country’s largest voting machine makers has admitted in a letter to a U.S. senator that some of its past election-management systems had remote-access software preinstalled, despite past denials that any of its systems were equipped with such software.

Election Systems and Software (ES&S) told Democratic Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon in an April letter that has now been released, first reported by Vice News and later obtained by Newsweek, that the company provided election equipment with remote connection software to an unspecified number of states from 2000 to 2006.

BOMBSHELL: Voting Machine Makers ADMITTED Remote Access Devices Installed, Allowing Vote Count Manipulation

Our government is absolutely worthless when it comes to...well...everything. If you ask me, the only thing that our government really needs to do is to protect its people from foreign threats and to punish wickedness in the country. We are so far beyond that that the only way this could even h

freedomheadlines.com

I hope you realize that having PCAnywhere software does not actually give that system remote access...someone has to plug the machine into a router or connect through WIFI. There is nothing in that article to show anyone actually connected those systems to the internet.

The other minor detail is that someone on the ES&S system will have to start that software up and accept the remote request to connect...

 

[Addy]

explains how Joe got so many votes

Hope you read all of the election hacking topic on the Newsweek link.
The remote connections were allowed for technical problems and not for counting votes.

 

[Dawg]

Hope you read all of the election hacking topic on the Newsweek link.
The remote connections were allowed for technical problems and not for counting votes.

Sure thang

 

[PNWest]

explains how Joe got so many votes

Not really - but it is just another example of the propaganda sites used as source by low IQ righties.

No wonder Trump said "I love the poorly educated" - they are his base.

OP should check my list before posting garbage like this.

 

[Addy]

Sure thang

Not sure if you actually think that. But this was interesting on the read.
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In February, a U.S. official tasked with protecting American elections from hackers said Russians targeted 21 states and successfully penetrated voter registration rolls in several of them prior the 2016 presidential election.

 

[PNWest]

Hope you read all of the election hacking topic on the Newsweek link.
The remote connections were allowed for technical problems and not for counting votes.

Don't confuse the poorly educated righties with actual facts.

 

[middleview]

Sure thang

So explain how hand recounts would match the machine counts if someone actually changed counts on the ES&S systems.

 

[Dawg]

Not really - but it is just another example of the propaganda sites used as source by low IQ righties.

No wonder Trump said "I love the poorly educated" - they are his base.

OP should check my list before posting garbage like this.

I've always enjoyed dealing with those that think they are so much better educated than me and I've always laughed all the way to the bank with their money.

 

[middleview]

I've always enjoyed dealing with those that think they are so much better educated than me and I've always laughed all the way to the bank with their money.

I'm laughing at you and the only money of mine you may have taken to the bank would be the farm subsidies you get from the feds.

 

[Spamature]

BUT if you read the article that this article depends upon to make its accusation, you see this:

The company told Wyden it stopped installing pcAnywhere on systems in December 2007, after the Election Assistance Commission, which oversees the federal testing and certification of election systems used in the US, released new voting system standards. Those standards required that any election system submitted for federal testing and certification thereafter could contain only software essential for voting and tabulation. Although the standards only went into effect in 2007, they were created in 2005 in a very public process during which the security of voting machines was being discussed frequently in newspapers and on Capitol Hill.

Top Voting Machine Vendor Admits It Installed Remote-Access Software on Systems Sold to States

Remote-access software and modems on election equipment 'is the worst decision for security short of leaving ballot boxes on a Moscow street corner.'

www.vice.com

 

[Boca]

BUT if you read the article that this article depends upon to make its accusation, you see this:

The company told Wyden it stopped installing pcAnywhere on systems in December 2007, after the Election Assistance Commission, which oversees the federal testing and certification of election systems used in the US, released new voting system standards. Those standards required that any election system submitted for federal testing and certification thereafter could contain only software essential for voting and tabulation. Although the standards only went into effect in 2007, they were created in 2005 in a very public process during which the security of voting machines was being discussed frequently in newspapers and on Capitol Hill.

Top Voting Machine Vendor Admits It Installed Remote-Access Software on Systems Sold to States

Remote-access software and modems on election equipment 'is the worst decision for security short of leaving ballot boxes on a Moscow street corner.'

www.vice.com

could contain only software essential for voting and tabulation.
That happens to be the issue

 

[sensible don]

I hope you realize that having PCAnywhere software does not actually give that system remote access...someone has to plug the machine into a router or connect through WIFI. There is nothing in that article to show anyone actually connected those systems to the internet.

The other minor detail is that someone on the ES&S system will have to start that software up and accept the remote request to connect...

but , but, but the Russian website doesn't say that !

 

[sensible don]

Will the GREATSEST LOSERS hold on these idiots ever be broken?

Mother Russia - yes mom I will obey and sew discord on your behalf !

 

[middleview]

could contain only software essential for voting and tabulation.
That happens to be the issue View attachment 63815

A rule implemented after 2007. From the link:

The company told Wyden it stopped installing pcAnywhere on systems in December 2007, after the Election Assistance Commission, which oversees the federal testing and certification of election systems used in the US, released new voting system standards.

 

[sensible don]

A rule implemented after 2007. From the link:

The company told Wyden it stopped installing pcAnywhere on systems in December 2007, after the Election Assistance Commission, which oversees the federal testing and certification of election systems used in the US, released new voting system standards.

Once again the Russian website don't report that so it is not true in the greatest losers biggest lie !

 

[middleview]

but , but, but the Russian website doesn't say that !

They also don't say that with modems they'd need a phone line connected to the ES&S system to make a remote connection. Somehow the system just magically talks to remote systems. Did anyone ever accuse ES&S of rigging votes? Nah. They just keep looking for ways to stir the pot.

 

[sensible don]

They also don't say that with modems they'd need a phone line connected to the ES&S system to make a remote connection. Somehow the system just magically talks to remote systems. Did anyone ever accuse ES&S of rigging votes? Nah. They just keep looking for ways to stir the pot.

Listen, you really need to stop destroying the Russian narrative please, thanks from a friend