A commenter warns tool could be a hacking entry point
4 Sep 22 8:29 PM · 2d ago · 4 comments · 1 source · development 4 of 4
One reply cautioned that DecisionDeskHQ's system could serve as a vector for interfering with vote counts, linking to an outside cybersecurity write-up, introducing a security-skeptic note into an otherwise celebratory thread.
“Be aware that DecisionDeskHQ may serve as an entryway for hacking the vote count.”
democracysos.bsky.socialAllison Gill (muellershewrote.com) Bluesky poster / podcasterDecisionDeskHQ Election data provider
Angie Nixon Florida Senate candidate
David Jolly Florida political candidate
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Be aware that DecisionDeskHQ may serve as an entryway for hacking the vote count. See thiswillhold.
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