It's Way Too Easy to Get a .gov Domain Name
Good reporting, until this paragraph:Now consider what a well-funded adversary could do on Election Day armed with a handful of .gov domains for some major cities in Democrat strongholds within key swing states: The attackers register their domains a few days in advance of the election, and then on Election Day send out emails signed by .gov from, say, miami.gov (also still available) informing residents that bombs had gone off at polling stations in Democrat-leaning districts. Such a hoax could well decide the fate of a close national election.Why the need to specify "Democrat" strongholds? Doesn't this attack work for any other political-party strongholds as well? Seems like an unnecessarily partisan position to take.