full-disclosure - Re: Evidence Mounts that the Vote Was Hacked

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Message-ID: <20041110172948.V71491@blackroses.com>
From: kluge at blackroses.com (Kluge)
Subject: Re: Evidence Mounts that the Vote Was Hacked

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004, Jei wrote:

> Arguing that vote discrepancies don't really matter, is like a system admin 
> arguing that system binary checksum discrepancies do not matter.

But binary checksums don't have electoral colleges... so discrepancies DO 
matter.. unlike the votes we little taxpayers get to cast every 4 years in 
the US...

> In any case, it means you're royally f*cked, and although you may wish
> to fantasize otherwise, it doesn't change the reality.

Ayep, the poor stay poor, and the rich stay politicians...

> You need to know that you're secure, or your security people aren't
> doing their job.

;) Well, your security people could also be lying through their teeth...

-kluge