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 <description>Hackers have seized on the results of the U.S. presidential election to launch a major malware campaign that tries to trick users into installing an update to Adobe&#039;s Flash, but actually plants a Trojan on unprotected PCs, security experts warned Wednesday.
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 <description>Despite reports all day long about an assortment of e-voting machine problems in several U.S. states, no massive systemic meltdown occurred.
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 <description>E-voting technology has come a long way since the 2000 U.S. presidential election, when voting equipment problems erased an estimated 1.5 million votes during one of the closest elections in U.S. history. But progress has zig-zagged.
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 <description>Technology has played a greater role than ever this election year. And on this US election eve, e-voting security issues remain a concern. In this roundup, some tech highpoints and lowpoints (and funny points too).
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 <description>&quot;This is an election that will sort of stress-test the [election] systems,&quot; said Pamela Smith, a longtime critic of electronic voting machines. &quot;Any problem that&#039;s going to come up is going to be amplified.&quot;
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