Tech

Trump officials asked CISA to secretly hack a voting machine — and not disclose any vulnerabilities they found

TechRadar By Benedict Collins Oct 20, 2026 · 7:20 PM 3 min read 5 views 0 comments

Trump officials asked CISA to secretly hack a voting machine — and not disclose any vulnerabilities they found — Image: TechRadar

The vulnerabilities were not to be disclosed to anyone outside the White House, CISA was told.

TechRadar Original story · www.techradar.com

Read the full story

How does this story make you feel?

👍 ❤️ 💡 😮 😂 😢 😠

Discussion (0)

No comments yet. Start the conversation!

TechRadar + Follow

Section: Tech + Follow

Up next from TechRadar

Amazon hikes Prime membership by up to 30% in Australia ahead of Black Friday and holiday sales

Three years after the last price increase, Amazon Australia is once again hiking Prime membership subscriptions to AU$12.99 per month or AU$99 per year.

TechRadar Oct 20, 2026

Trump DHS Officials Asked CISA To Secretly Aquire and Hack a Voting Machine

Slashdot Oct 19, 2026

Tech

Microsoft breaks record, fixing 1,416 security flaws. Update Windows now

PCWorld Oct 14, 2026

Tech

Ask HN: Hack

Hacker News (Newest) 6 days ago

Discussion (0)

More to read

Exclusive — Leidos CEO Tom Bell: Our Partnership with Trump-Created CISA Protects U.S. from China, Rogue AI Cybersecurity Threats

Trump appointees asked federal cybersecurity agency to secretly acquire a voting machine and hack it

Anna Paulina Luna Calls for Members of Congress to Be Required to Disclose Dual Citizenship