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DUTCH hackers who last week breached the security of electronic-voting machines say they can detect which way a person has voted from 25 metres away.Using a receiver the hackers say they can pick up accidental radio transmissions from the machines that provide a unique fingerprint for each candidate.
Matthijs Schippers, from Nedap, the Dutch manufacturer of the machines, has confirmed that emissions from the machines can be picked up but wasnt convinced they could tell which way a person voted. Timesonline
Matthijs Schippers, from Nedap, the Dutch manufacturer of the machines, has confirmed that emissions from the machines can be picked up but wasnt convinced they could tell which way a person voted. Timesonline