Brazil's electoral authority began yesterday (Monday) the ceremony of digital signature and sealing of the voting systems, one of the mandatory technical steps before the Oct. 2 elections.
The event will last until next Friday, when the president of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), Alexandre de Moraes, along with other authorities, will digitally sign the final version of the software for the elections.
The ceremony takes place before each election and marks the end of the development and control phase of the electoral systems. During the sealing of the systems, ten court analysts conduct the final system test to . . .
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