Sequoia Voting Systems threatens Felten's Princeton security research team
March 17, 2008 9:02pm
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The real question is why would anyone buy a product where the license agreement prevented them from testing or evaluating it?
I would be curious to know what the relationship is between the Sequoia sales people and the employees of the government who approved the deal. Smells pretty fishy to me.
Vote no on Sequoia.