No kidding? You could knock me over with a rock.
The passwords are simplistic, and emails from Crosscheckâs operators show they were rarely changed. âDue to the heavy work load on our IT Director, we will not be able to update the passwords for this data pull,â an Arkansas employee said in an email to Crosscheck participants in 2011. âIf there is a specific state that really needs/wants their password changed, please let me know and I will see what I can do for you.â Emails from Arkansas employees to the Illinois State Board of Elections in 2016 and 2017 also contained the same credentials.â[Secretaries of state] took an oath to the people of their states to protect the state constitution, and part of that is the safekeeping of the citizens information,â said White. âThey are abdicating that responsibility by putting their data in this sort of system.â
Such competency. Letâs federalize voting security/information and put in these guys hands. What could possible go wrong?
Thatâs not a security flaw, thatâs a built in feature of the panel. Itâs to promote voter fraud (pro Republican) not prevent it.
Clearly the commission needs a cone of silence.
The skanks kobach and drumpf are the security risks. Just breathing, they constitute voter obstruction, repression, and fraud.
They are leakers, as welllâŚlose lips sink shipsâŚ
Note these are the same people who tell us that eVoting is secure.
Yeah. What could possibly go wrong, huh?
Our luck, weâll get some RW nutjob judge to decide this matter, that knows nothing about the internet, technology, multi-level security protocols and everything in-between. Thatâs whoâll end up deciding how all our private information can become a free-for-all, I fear.
You know how, when you do a google search, the results include a lot of junk pages that somehow tell google âsure, our page on â20 most cringeworthy prom picsâ has the term â2014 Illinois election resultsâ on it?â
I think Crosscheck gives you that when you search a Latino name.