Thread by @KingMakerFT

On the issue of whether our voting systems are secure, here’s a sworn declaration of Dr Halderman signed last August, summarizing findings found in his detailed expert report kept under seal by the federal court in Atlanta. Bottom line is that Dr H believes there are serious

vulnerabilities that must be addressed before Dominion’s voting machine systems can be used in another election.

I can’t attach the whole thing, but Halderman says the machines contain “multiple severe security flaws” that make them vulnerable to locally or remotely installed malware. Such malware could both alter votes and subvert “all the procedural safeguards practiced by the state” ..

… “including acceptance testing, hash validation, logic and accuracy testing, external firmware validation and RISK LIMITING AUDITS.” (Emphasis mine). Halderman says he has created some “proof of concept malware” to demonstrate his findings. Nevertheless, he goes on, the State

of GA has done nothing to secure the machines. In response to the State’s experts, he further explains that poll workers and election officials would be unlikely to spot any problem if the machines were infected with malware. The last I checked his full 25,000 word report remains

…under seal, presumably because the judge does not want Dr H’s detailed findings on how to steal an election in GA to get into the hands of bad actors.

Paraphrasing Turkey, for a change (at long last), the NYT and other media did not get their latest scoop by following Biden to the ice cream parlor.