Las Vegas convention invites attendees to hack elections

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A Las Vegas convention is encouraging its attendees to hack elections.

Since 1993, “Def Con” has been the largest annual gathering of hackers and for the first time Friday opened a “hacker voting village,” inviting attendees to break into voting machines and voter databases in an effort to uncover vulnerabilities that could be exploited to sway election results.

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