1) First, I found the complete lack of security puzzling. I mean, they don't even use SSL in their site logins. You use md5 to check firmware...and the coders are obviously capable of using proper cryptography, but they won't. It's like they completely gave up on any kind of security whatsoever. Is this something deliberate?
2) Why the RFID to store the vote? why not a qr-code? it's hard to read? RFID tags are hundreds of times more expensive, they can be unlocked, re-written, must be protected with a weird faraday cage that do not work correctly (Faraday cages must be grounded!) they are a nightmare. I'm sure there must be a good reason.
1) First, I found the complete lack of security puzzling. I mean, they don't even use SSL in their site logins. You use md5 to check firmware...and the coders are obviously capable of using proper cryptography, but they won't. It's like they completely gave up on any kind of security whatsoever. Is this something deliberate?
2) Why the RFID to store the vote? why not a qr-code? it's hard to read? RFID tags are hundreds of times more expensive, they can be unlocked, re-written, must be protected with a weird faraday cage that do not work correctly (Faraday cages must be grounded!) they are a nightmare. I'm sure there must be a good reason.