Experts are concerned that hacks to email systems and voting systems could continue to disrupt the US election.
Aside from the political embarrassment of what is exposed in leaked emails,
hacks to electronic voting machines have a very real risk to the political process. "Election administrators are trained to run elections, not defend computer systems,'' said Joe Hall,
chief technologist for the Washington-based Center for Democracy and Technology told VOA. "The voting systems we use in many cases don't keep the kind of evidence one would need
to detect an attack, let alone recover from it, without disruption or loss of votes."Read the whole story at Voice of America »
