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5. You can audit a server and see if someone is poking around.

Wed Jun 21, 2017, 11:02 AM

Jun 2017

You can audit network traffic. You can audit server logs.

Hell you can audit to see if logs have been altered.

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DHS Never Ran Audit to See if Votes Were Hacked [View all] deminks Jun 2017 OP

What would be the point of all of the hacking... Zoonart Jun 2017 #1

YUP TBA Jun 2017 #4

Double Yup Zoonart Jun 2017 #7

Triple Yup. Alice11111 Jun 2017 #14

This just makes me want to scream TBA Jun 2017 #2

Let it be written. Alice11111 Jun 2017 #15

You can't audit ballots that never really existed... Orsino Jun 2017 #3

You can audit a server and see if someone is poking around. TBA Jun 2017 #5

Oh, you can certainly read a log. Orsino Jun 2017 #6

I totally agree on the hard copy ballots TBA Jun 2017 #8

If they have access to the source code... Orsino Jun 2017 #9

Whomever owns the source code can give them access. TBA Jun 2017 #10

Reverse compiling is an inexact art. Orsino Jun 2017 #11

Least likely senecio I admit. TBA Jun 2017 #12

Amsterdam saw it coming, and managed to change their system Alice11111 Jun 2017 #17