Re:If their internal network can be compromised... (Score 1)

Actually, what I meant (and what VoteHere intended) is probably basically what Chaum proposes: As I understand it, you would get a code you could match up against a second code, say, via telephone. For example, if you voted for Karenna Gore Schiff, you would hear the code "123," but if you voted for Jenna Bush, it would be "456." But only you would know which code corresponded with which candidate, so that you couldn't prove to someone else that you voted the way they paid you to vote (or told you to vote). I tried to shorthand it in the latest story, and provide a little more detail in this story. ... We also have Simson Garfinkel's Tech Review piece that provides an interesting take on the controversy...

Best, Alan Boyle, MSNBC