Trump appointees asked federal cybersecurity agency to secretly get and hack a voting machine, report says
Trump appointees asked federal cybersecurity agency to secretly get and hack a voting machine, report says
Trump appointees asked federal cybersecurity agency to secretly get and hack a voting machine, report says
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- Appointees of President Donald Trump asked a federal cybersecurity agency to secretly acquire a voting machine and hack it, according to a ProPublica investigation.
- The request raises fresh questions about the handling of election equipment and the role of federal agencies in testing voting systems.
- The report says the approach was kept secret, and it comes amid continuing scrutiny of election security ahead of the midterms.
- Appointees of President Donald Trump asked a federal cybersecurity agency to secretly acquire a voting machine and hack it, according to a ProPublica investigation.
- The request raises fresh questions about the handling of election equipment and the role of federal agencies in testing voting systems.
- The report says the approach was kept secret, and it comes amid continuing scrutiny of election security ahead of the midterms.
- Appointees of President Donald Trump asked a federal cybersecurity agency to secretly acquire a voting machine and hack it, according to a ProPublica investigation.
- The request raises fresh questions about the handling of election equipment and the role of federal agencies in testing voting systems.
- The report says the approach was kept secret, and it comes amid continuing scrutiny of election security ahead of the midterms.
Appointees of President Donald Trump asked a federal cybersecurity agency to secretly acquire a voting machine and hack it, according to a ProPublica investigation. The request raises fresh questions about the handling of election equipment and the role of federal agencies in testing voting systems. The report says the approach was kept secret, and it comes amid continuing scrutiny of election security ahead of the midterms.
Appointees of President Donald Trump asked a federal cybersecurity agency to secretly acquire a voting machine and hack it, according to a ProPublica investigation. The request raises fresh questions about the handling of election equipment and the role of federal agencies in testing voting systems. The report says the approach was kept secret, and it comes amid continuing scrutiny of election security ahead of the midterms.
Appointees of President Donald Trump asked a federal cybersecurity agency to secretly acquire a voting machine and hack it, according to a ProPublica investigation. The request raises fresh questions about the handling of election equipment and the role of federal agencies in testing voting systems. The report says the approach was kept secret, and it comes amid continuing scrutiny of election security ahead of the midterms.
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