Internetworkers: http://www.ibiblio.org/internetworkers/

["H. Wade Minter" <minter AT lunenburg.org>]

http://www.eff.org/deeplinks/archives/004223.php

###

Despite Diebold's asserted inability to meet the requirements of state 
law, the North Carolina Board of Elections today happily certified Diebold 
without condition. Never mind all of that third party software. Never mind 
the impossibility of obtaining a list of programmers who had contributed 
to that code.

And never mind the Board of Election's obligation to subject all candidate 
voting systems to rigorous review before certification:

"Prior to certifying a voting system, the State Board of Elections shall 
review, or designate an independent expert to review, all source code made 
available by the vendor pursuant to this section and certify only those 
voting systems compliant with State and federal law. At a minimum, the 
State Board's review shall include a review of security, application 
vulnerability, application code, wireless security, security policy and 
processes, security/privacy program management, technology infrastructure 
and security controls, security organization and governance, and 
operational effectiveness, as applicable to that voting