Yo Bev Harris

[NashVegas]

http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,60486,00.html

[NewYorkerfromMass]

1. and Ohio has signed up the same "audit" team

:eyes:
http://www.cleveland.com/news/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/news/1062927138187161.xml

[Kelvin Mace]

2. They want to prevent crackers from getting useful hints? LOL

You mean besides complete copies of the source code, user manuals, equipment specs and cert standards that are already available to them?

Interesting spin they are putting on this.

David Allen
Publisher, CEO, Janitor
Plan Nine Publishing
1237 Elon Place
High Point, NC 27263
http://www.plan9.org

[hunter]

4. I thought so too...

"A redacted version of the report, with information useful to malicious crackers taken out, will be available on the state's website Friday or early next week."

It's a little bit spooky... who are these "malicious crackers?"

We need to make it very clear that this code has been out roaming the internet for years and years, and that Diebold itself left the gate open, letting this dog -- this dangerous animal -- out where it could do damage.

They are culpable when this dog bites.

[seemslikeadream]

3. I did like this quote

"If we get one of our technical people who says 'there's a showstopper here,' "then the Diebold system would be replaced. "That's still possible. Some things are still being looked at."

Has anybody sent them the Diebold manual althecat posted or some of those e-mails? Maybe there's a few more things they could be looking at.

[NewYorkerfromMass]

5. Find the 'showstopper'

let's play!