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Independent Member of Parliament Ákos Hadházy shared a video on his community page showing how a robot hacks and fills out the government’s latest national consultation questionnaire with false data.
The video was uploaded to YouTube by a user named Nerbot with a total of 25 hours of said material. The program generates the name, age information and email address needed to complete it in a few seconds, so you could send the questionnaire a total of 9-10 thousand times in 25 hours without any problem.
They can say anything, after all, everything is really amazing and it is all about brainwashing.
Hadházy commented on the recording on her Facebook page.
Csaba Dömötör The Secretary of State had previously stated that a total of 1,793,000 people had completed the national consultation on the management of the coronavirus epidemic and related economic measures as of August 31.
It is not yet known whether this and other similar pseudo-votes may have been included in this data, in any case we send our questions about the case to the Prime Minister’s Office as soon as they respond to our request, we will write them down as well.
By the way, this is not the first time that there is a suspicion that the national consultation website is not right. We have previously written about someone who found a serious vulnerability on the site.
The ministry implicitly acknowledged the mistake, but said everything was fine.
At the time, the Government Information Center denied that there was a problem with the website that would allow access to the personal data of filling citizens.
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