Interesting ArticleE-voting companies store software in national library, but scientists remain concerned(The Mercury News, CA) Associated Press SAN JOSE, Calif. - Addressing sharp criticism from computer scientists, the nation's largest voting machine companies are submitting millions of lines of code to the National Software Reference Library, potentially shedding light on the secret software used in elections. But executives at the voting machine makers said Tuesday they would not submit their most valuable data - their proprietary source code. And they might not provide the library with copies of software patches, updates and upgrades. Continue article: |