A former technical voting auditor claims that voting machines still do not have key security patches reported in 2006, leaving American elections vulnerable.
In short
A former voting machine auditor claims that American electoral systems still lack basic cryptographic guarantees to detect ballot tampering or duplication.
He proposes adding end-to-end cryptographic proofs - without blockchain - to secure future elections and restore public trust.
Despite identifying vulnerabilities as early as 2006, he says that vendors will not act without legal pressure or an update to electoral laws.
