Revelations shed light on how former President Obama learned of Russia’s efforts to tip the election
Spying and Privacy articles on Democracy Chronicles
This Spying and Privacy section concerns how these two issues impact freedom of speech and democracy in general. The modern technology we rely on has complicated the struggle to protect citizens from government overreach, especially following increased concerns of surveillance of domestic communications. Also see our entire section on Election Technology or our articles on Technology Dissidents like Eric Snowden and Julian Assange.
Why Did Democrats Decline Help From Feds After Election Hack?
The Democratic National Committee declined an offer to help after they were hacked
Should Trump’s Election Commission Tackle Russian Hacking?
Efforts of Russia to obstruct US voting may become the new focus of Trump’s commission
100+ Researchers Sign Public Letter With Election Security Warning
More than one hundred security researchers and experts signed on to a letter sent to Congress
Are American Elections Safe? Homeland Security Chief Says No
Former US secretary of homeland security Johnson told lawmakers he was extremely concerned
Election Cybersecurity Experts to Testify on Russian Hacking
How to prevent a repeat hack will be the focus of the Senate Intelligence Committee on Wednesday
Elections Officials Outgunned in Russia’s Cyberwar Against America
Hackers sent emails using a VR Systems address to 122 state and election officials across the country
Nearly 200 Million American Voting Records Exposed Online
Collection of nearly 200 million voter registration files that can be used to identify American voters
Texas Voter Registration System Targeted by Russian Hackers
Russian hackers attempted to access registration rolls in Dallas County before presidential election
Georgia’s Voting Systems Are Susceptible to Hacking
Georgia voting is susceptible to hacking and the state has dragged its feet addressing the issue
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