DEFCON: Researcher hacked Voting Machine in maximum 90 minutes
Attendees at a hacking convention in las vegas will spend some time this weekend attempting to break in to over thirty voting machines utilized in recent elections. Hackers at at DEFCON in las vegas were able to successfully breach the software of U.S. voting machines in exactly ninety minutes. The idea behind to hack these machines is to boost awareness and find out exactly how at risk of tampering they're, said by Jeff Moss,DefCon. Technocrats at the annual "DEF CON" in las vegas got physical voting machines and remote access, with the directions of gaining access to the software. According to a Register report, within minutes, hackers exposed evident physical and software vulnerabilities across multiple U.S. mechanical device companies' product. Some devices were found to own physical ports that would be accustomed attach devices containing malicious software. Others had insecure Wi-Fi connections, or were running obsolete software with securit...