Cyberattack hits Georgia county at center of voting software breach
State officials in Georgia have severed Coffee County’s access to statewide election systems while the breach is being addressed.
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CISA issues vulnerability advisory for select Dominion voting equipment, urges updates
The company insists its equipment is safe, and nobody has proof of the vulnerabilities having been used, CISA says.
As voters cast their ballots, courts nationwide issue election security edicts
The court fights over the long weekend stretched from California to Pennsylvania.
Judge orders Georgia to use paper records at polling places to avoid Election Day delays
The state has long been the center of heated, and sometimes partisan, battles over voting.
‘Unprecedented’ sentencing for international GozNym cybercrime network
The cybercriminals' operation employed the malware to target 41,000 computers between 2015 and 2016.
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Judge upholds paperless voting in Georgia, but pressures for change
Judge Amy Totenberg suggested that state election officials had "their heads in the sand" on election security.
Lawsuit pushes Georgia to dump paperless voting machines by November
Just use paper, the plaintiffs say.
Google and Microsoft ask Georgia governor to veto ‘hack back’ bill
The legislation would criminalize "unauthorized computer access" and potentially allow companies to conduct offensive hacking operations.
DHS inspector general: Georgia’s election systems weren’t hacked
The Department of Homeland Security’s inspector general has concluded that the department did not breach Georgia’s voting system, according to a letter issued to Congress on Monday.
DHS inspector general probing Georgia website scans
The probe follows calls for an investigation from congressional critics of DHS' election cybersecurity efforts.
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