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[Tanner Lovelace <clubjuggler AT gmail.com>]

Who's lining up for the lawsuit against the State BoE?

Cheers,
Tanner

On 12/2/05, H. Wade Minter <minter AT lunenburg.org> wrote:
> 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
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