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11/20/23 9:02 PM
#38662 RE: TraderAI #38652
A second report, also unsealed by the judge, was authored by national security nonprofit MITRE. That group argued the hacks identified by Halderman were “operationally infeasible” based on normal voting practices, scale considerations, and adherence to strict security measures. It’s a view shared by Georgia officials, who included the MITRE report in a press release that criticized Halderman's report. "The Halderman report was the result of a computer scientist having complete access to the Dominion equipment and software for three months in a laboratory environment. It identified risks that are theoretical and imaginary. Our security measures are real and mitigate all of them," Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger wrote in a letter to state lawmakers, which Raffensperger's office shared with NBC News. He continued: "Is it possible for a team of bad actors to break into Georgia’s 2,700 voting precincts, install malware that changes election outcomes on 35,000 pieces of equipment, and sneak back out — all the while being undetected and leaving no trace? I’ll put it this way: It’s more likely that I could win the lottery without buying a ticket." Election cybersecurity experts have long struggled with how to characterize the vulnerabilities they find in voting equipment. Such flaws are usually rarely possible to exploit in an actual election, especially at a scale that could change results, and they can be used by election denialists as fuel for outlandish claims.