No evidence of election hacking

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US aiming for hack-proof election

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Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency : No evidence to suggest foreign adversaries have the wherewithal to infiltrate and manipulate U.S. election infrastructure.

Agency: "I do not believe that a technical hack of our elections in the way that it would materially impact the presidential election is possible" CISA Director Jen Easterly : "Our election infrastructure has never been more secure".

There are concerns that the threat environment could worsen with voters going to the polls Tuesday .

The latest U.S. intelligence assessment warned that both Russia and Iran are likely to use their influence operations to incite violence.

So far, there have been no credible or specific threats to polling locations, CISA officials said.

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