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held a pilot of a new Internet voting system. In 2016, Logan Lamb, a former Oak Ridge National Laboratory researcher, found over 6 million voter registration files exposed on a state-sponsored server at Kennesaw State college in Georgia. More individual states’ voting systems were exposed and also addressable from the internet.
held a pilot of a new Internet voting system. In 2016, Logan Lamb, a former Oak Ridge National Laboratory researcher, found over 6 million voter registration files exposed on a state-sponsored server at Kennesaw State college in Georgia. More individual states’ voting systems were exposed and also addressable from the internet.
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