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Data Privacy

Nov. 8, 2016

Could the election be hacked?

While the Florida election system hacking incident has raised fears that our election system is vulnerable to cyberattack, the hacking and rigging of national elections in the United States is not likely. By Hanley Chew

Hall of Justice (East Wing)

Hanley Chew

Judge

Felony Trials/Preliminary Hearings

University of Pennsylvania Law School, 1995

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By Hanley Chew

The recent announcement that the computer system of a contractor for the Florida election system was likely accessed by Russian hackers has exacerbated fears concerning the cybersecurity surrounding the upcoming national election. The announcement was only the latest in a series of troubling reminders of the vulnerability of our voting system. In light of recent incidents, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has offered ass...

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