Experts say campaigns need to pay more attention to the digital risks posed by increased document-sharing and video conferencing — and the onslaught of coronavirus-themed email and phone scams that could also try to trick voters.
“Voter contact has shifted to digital and phones — and it’s just primed for digital hackers and their shenanigans,” says Matt Rhoades, co-founder of Defending Digital Campaigns, a nonprofit group that connects political campaigns with free or reduced-price cybersecurity tools.
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