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by blululu 6 days ago
This is basically just a marketing brochure for a voting machine. It is clearly aimed at a nontechnical customer (I.e open source mentioned but not linked, a NIST encryption standard referenced but not explained). I will just point out that experts generally agree that paper ballots are the most secure and reliable way to hold elections.
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