@rickgthf wrote:
The previous two audits did a bit-by-bit comparison of the Maricopa County election software with the originally installed version and found no evidence that it had been hacked or modified in any way. Now, you might be able to claim that something was changed then changed back but the way prove that is to recount the vote and see if the count is different but state republican senate's vote-counters have only hand recounted 10% of the paper ballots and stopped work.
They better get busy, they're running out of time.
a) requires superuser privilege which requires password.
b) if fraud was in the design that method would show nothing.
c) post boot modifications to the instruction set in ram would not be found.
d) you need access to all the logs which requires root access.
Again if prior audits had the passwords why can't they be available now?
