Die Schweiz will Abstimmungen per Internet landesweit etablieren, doch der Widerstand ist groß – und offenbar berechtigt.
Sicherheitsforscher haben jetzt im Quellcode des Wahlsystems, hinter dem die Schweizer Post und ihr spanischer Technologiepartner Scytl stehen, eine gravierende Schwachstelle entdeckt. Die Lücke könne es Angreifern ermöglichen, Stimmen unbemerkt zu verändern, heißt es.
“[Y]ou need to agree to these strange rules they have. So in the concept of free and open source code, it’s not really accessible,” said Hernani Marques, board member and spokesperson of the Chaos Computer Club of Switzerland. “I think they don’t get the concept of free and open code.”
(26.April) No, this is not that moment in which AI becomes self-replicating; BAYOU merely generates what the researchers call “sketches” of a program that are relevant to what a programmer is trying to write. These sketches still need to be pieced together into the larger work, and they may have to be tailored to the project at hand.