Andrea Chalupa Interviews Barbara Simons on Election Hacking, Paper Ballots, and Securing

Andrea Chalupa—sister of Alexandra Chalupa, linked to Russia collusion controversies—sits down with computer scientist Barbara Simons of Verified Voting to explore the vulnerabilities of U.S. elections. They dive into topics like hacking, the critical role of paper ballots, and strategies to safeguard democracy. Simons highlights the Stuxnet virus as a potential election-hacking method and suggests Solarwinds could be its successor, dubbed "Stuxnet 2.0." She also references Alex Halderman’s work, noting his ability to remotely compromise voting machines. The conversation raises provocative questions about election integrity, especially when questioning the 2020 election labels you an "election denier" facing accusations of undermining democracy. Join us for a deep dive into the tech and politics shaping our electoral system!

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