Florida State Univ. Security Lab Report on Diebold Voting Machine Software

Letter from Florida Department of State Kurt S. Browning, Secretary of State to Diebold Election Systems, on the Report from the Security and Assurance in Information Technology (SAIT) Laboratory Regarding Diebold Optical Scan Voting System, July 31, 2007

Software Review and Security Analysis of the Diebold Voting Machine Software, July 27, 2007 (35 pages, PDF)

“Florida’s optical scan voting machines are still flawed, despite efforts to fix them, and they could allow poll workers to tamper with the election results, according to a government-ordered study obtained Tuesday by The Associated Press.” [Link]

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