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Proprietary Systems: He criticizes voting machines from companies like Diebold (now Dominion Voting Systems), ES&S, and Hart InterCivic for using proprietary software, which lacks transparency and makes vulnerabilities harder to detect. Hacking Risks: In a 2006 Wired article and subsequent writings, Schneier highlighted how voting machines could be hacked via software exploits, physical tampering, or supply chain attacks, citing examples like the Diebold AccuVote-TS, which was compromised in tests. Paper Ballots Advocacy: He strongly advocates for paper-based systems with voter-verified paper trails, as purely electronic systems are prone to undetectable manipulation. His 2018 essay in The Atlantic emphasized that “paper ballots are the only way to ensure election integrity.”

***Urgent Call to Action and Please Share*** The Georgia legislature is paralyzed in fear of Governor Kemp. I need you to encourage our Senators and House Reps to add the verbiage below about USPS RESTRICTED DELIVERY to House Bill 974 or House Bill 976 or Senate Bill 221. They all received the attached letter and nobody has done a thing. The meat of the message is in the red box. Senate contact info https://t.co/61X5LK9sfL House members contact info: https://t.co/8XVUpqSgiK