Cyber firm faces backlash after no fraud found in voting test

A cybersecurity firm hired by the US government to analyze voting equipment in Puerto Rico found no evidence of vote tampering but faced opposition from Trump allies who spread false claims about its funding. The firm’s findings, which highlighted significant security weaknesses but no active exploitation, were delayed from public release amid internal disputes within the administration. Key figures aligned with Trump, including legal adviser Kurt Olsen, attempted to undermine the firm’s work and cast doubt on the election security process, reflecting ongoing efforts by certain factions to challenge the 2020 election results.

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