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Voatz, an e-voting company, tells the Supreme Court that security research should only be done with permission.
“ Security researchers find and report vulnerabilities on critical infrastructure, including voting machines. The work is so vital that officials from the Department of Homeland Security invited hackers to continue finding flaws on election infrastructure. “
West Virginia says adios to #blockchain based voting app Voatz
West Virginia Dumps Voatz Blockchain Voting App Due to Security Concerns
West Virginia Dumps Voatz Blockchain Voting App Due to Security Concerns
Authorities in West Virginia have stated that the region may no longer use the Voatz blockchain-based voting application due to security concerns cited by researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), according to an NBC report on February 28, 2020. Voatz Suffers Setback in West Virginia PerRead More
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Researchers at MIT Claim Blockchain-based Voting App Voatz Has Security Flaws
Researchers at MIT Claim Blockchain-based Voting App Voatz Has Security Flaws
A team of researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have revealed that Voatz, a blockchain-based voting app that was used for the 2019 federal and state elections in Utah, West Virginia, and other areas. has major security flaws. As such, the team recommends that the app should not be used in high-stakes elections inRead More
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Voatz: a tale of a terrible, horrible, no-good, very bad idea
Voatz: a tale of a terrible, horrible, no-good, very bad idea
Let’s get the fish in the barrel out of the route. Voatz are a tech startup whose shinny concept was to disrupt democracy by having people poll on their phone, and store the votes on, you guessed it, a blockchain. Does this sound like an evil concept? Welp.
It turned out that they seemed awfully casual about basic principles of app security, such as not hard-coding your AWS credentials. It…
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West Virginia raises concern over smartphone voting for troops . Maybe a year and a half after Russian interference was believed to have a key impact on the election of an u.S.
Voatz, the blockchain-based voting app, gets another vote of confidence as Denver agrees to try it
Voatz, the blockchain-based voting app, gets another vote of confidence as Denver agrees to try it
A blockchain-based mobile voting app called Voatz is getting put to the test again.
The city of Denver revealed today that it has agreed to implement a mobile voting pilot in its May municipal election using the four-year-old, Boston-based startup’s technology. It will be offered exclusively to active-duty military, their eligible dependents and overseas voters using their smartphones.
All were…
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Overstock Shares Surge on Crypto Pivot Rumors
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Overstock Shares Surge on Crypto Pivot Rumors
Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Following news that Overstock founder Patrick Byrne is selling the company’s retail business to focus on its blockchain offering, shares of Overstock have surged a massive 23.26 percent to end the day at $20.93. CLC earlier reported that Byrne decided to s
