Tyler Technologies, a software vendor whose products are used to display state and local election results, disclosed a security breach involving its internal phone systems on Wednesday, according to a report. Tyler Technologies said an “unknown third party” was responsible for the breach. RULING ON WISCONSIN STUDENT VOTER ID WOULD CAUSE 'CHAOS' BEFORE ELECTION; JUDGETyler Technologies representatives could not immediately be reached for comment. The company’s software is used to display election results. Earlier this week, FBI and Department of Homeland Security officials warned that foreign hackers might attempt to spread misinformation about election results.

Source: Fox News September 24, 2020 02:37 UTC