"Trial Puts Georgia's Voting Machine Security to the Test"

A federal trial in Atlanta is examining the security of Georgia's Dominion Voting Systems machines, with plaintiffs arguing that the machines can be hacked or manipulated, making their use in elections unconstitutional. The case, filed in 2017, is unrelated to the 2020 election and defamation lawsuits brought by Dominion. Plaintiffs want the state to revert to paper ballots, citing concerns about the susceptibility of the system to breaches. Defense attorneys argue that every election system is open to insider attacks. The trial is expected to last about three weeks, with several witnesses set to testify.