[E-voting] Nedap voting machines successfully hacked

[Dr J Pelan]

On Thu, 5 Oct 2006, Adrian Colley wrote:

> I'm especially impressed by our Dutch friends' work on compromising 
> emanations.  "Through the audio path of a scanner, we can make out clear 
> differences for different candidates. [...] However: we can easily 
> profile all the bursts for the various candidates and simply match the 
> received signal to all known candidates."

There is some irony given that it was a Dutchman that published the first 
papers on the practical aspects of eavesdropping on incidental EM 
emanations - namely Wim van Eck.

I seem to recall at least one person on this list suggested van Eck 
radiation testing. Googling through the archives we find that it was a 
certain Mr Adrian Colley, no less! So well done ;-)

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John P.