The Diebold voting machines are vulnerable to hacking via software or hardware. These machines will be used by 30% of American voters in the upcomine election cycle.
Hacking software can be installed on a memory card, store incorrect results then delete itself once the machine is no longer in use.
According to a study done by a Security Assessment Team from the Department of Energy, alien electronics could be installed in the machine, allowing a remote party to control the touch screen and results, posing a national security risk by skewing election results.
In this all important upcoming election, every vote should count as cast, not as stolen.