None other than TIMES magazine's 2006 "Man of the Year".
He's been breaking and coveing stories on the Diebold voting systems for awhlie now:
>" unauthorized access to a single machine, by a single person, could allow an entire county's election to be flipped, putting everyone's election at risk.
The first federal contest to have taken place after several analysis of Diebold's e-voting system found that the systems utilized undisclosed software code prohibited by federal standards. The particular type of code is banned at the federal level since it can be exploited to flip an election undetectably.
Subsequent studies at Princeton University and elsewhere revealed that inappropriate access by a single person, to a single machine, could virally affect every other machine used across the same county."
And here's the article you are referring to, <Art.>
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Who is Brad, (of BradBlog.com) you ask?