ATLANTA — A federal judge Wednesday unsealed two previously confidential reports that shed light on the security of Georgia’s election system.
One report detailed vulnerabilities that could allow a hacker to change votes. The other determined that the risk of someone committing such acts is remote.
A federal assessment found no evidence that the vulnerabilities had ever been exploited. And despite claims by former President Donald Trump, numerous investigations and recounts determined his 2020 loss to Democrat Joe Biden was not tainted by fraud.