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VoteSecure Launch: $20M Mobile Voting Faces Security Doubts

11/15/2025

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Bradley Tusk's Mobile Voting Foundation introduced VoteSecure, a cryptography-based protocol for secure mobile voting on iPhones and Androids.
Tusk has invested $20 million in VoteSecure to address government inefficiencies and encourage more participation in elections.
Experts such as Joe Kiniry and Ron Rivest remain skeptical about VoteSecure's readiness for national elections, citing security risks.
Experts warn that open-source technology and strong cryptography do not resolve fundamental online voting vulnerabilities.

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Bradley Tusk's Mobile Voting Foundation introduced VoteSecure, a cryptography-based protocol for secure mobile voting on iPhones and Androids.
Tusk has invested $20 million in VoteSecure to address government inefficiencies and encourage more participation in elections.
Experts such as Joe Kiniry and Ron Rivest remain skeptical about VoteSecure's readiness for national elections, citing security risks.
Experts warn that open-source technology and strong cryptography do not resolve fundamental online voting vulnerabilities.