“...no one knows definitively what happened w/ Durham’s poll books. And one important fact about the incident still worries election integrity activists: VR Systems had been targeted by Russian hackers in a phishing campaign 3 months before the election.” politico.com/amp/news/magaz…
“NC state election officials say Durham County’s investigation was incomplete & inconclusive & they cannot say w/ certainty that the problems were due to human error. Indeed, there’s no indication the investigators looked for malware or contemplated the possibility of foul play.”
“None of the public versions of the government reports, nor the NASS email, identify the hacked company by name. But based on details describing the affected firm in some of the documents, they appear to be referencing VR Systems. VR Systems.”
“In the case of VR Systems, 14,000+ of the company’s epoll books were used in the 2016 elections—in FL, IL, IN, NC, VA and West VA and other states. The company’s poll book software...was used in 23 of North Carolina’s 100 counties and in 64 Florida counties.”
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