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How secure are electronic voting machines? Salted Hash Ep 48

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Dec 4, 201800:24:32Technology

With the midterm elections looming, electronic voting machines are getting increased scrutiny. J.M. Porup, senior writer at CSO, sits in the hosts chair this episode, breaking down the security risk with content producer...

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