An investigation into the 2020 election has uncovered evidence that a model of voting machine that was used across America was suffering “from critical vulnerabilities that can be exploited to subvert all of its security mechanisms.”The findings were revealed in a newly released, 96-page report by an expert in computer science and election security.The vulnerability was found in one model of Dominion Voting Systems machines that was widely used in 2020.The July 1, 2021
investigation report has just been unsealed after being previously sealed by the courts.With the help of Prof. Drew Springall, University of Michigan computer science professor Alex Halderman conducted a “security analysis” of Dominion’s “ballot marking devices,” or BMDs.
In particular, they examined the company’s “ImageCast X (ICX) BMD.”The unsealing of the “Halderman Report” by a federal judge is part of a
long-running case brought by citizens attempting to block Georgia from using the Dominion machines, according to
WND.Halderman’s deep analysis has led many of the corporate media who smeared President Donald Trump and conservatives who claimed vote fraud in 2020 to switch their attention back to the potential for hacking Dominion’s voting machines.“Expert report fuels election doubts as Georgia waits to update voting software: A newly unsealed expert report arguing that Georgia’s Dominion voting machines are vulnerable to hacking is fueling election doubts in Georgia,” reads a headline in an
NBC News story published Friday.
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