Here's the most recent top news you may have missed in Boston.
MIT: Hackers could alter ballots in widely used voting app
The analysis of the Voatz app, which has mostly been used for absentee voters and overseas military personnel, found that attackers could “alter, stop or expose how an individual has voted.” Boston-based Voatz disputed the research methods.
Read the full story on WBZ | CBS Boston.
Man who spent 38 years in prison on wrongful conviction discusses experience
After being released, Fred Clay is looking to educate others. He was wrongfully convicted in the 1979 murder of a cab driver in Boston’s Roslindale neighborhood.
Read the full story on NBC10 Boston.
Wayfair laying off 350 employees in Boston
The online furniture retailer’s headquarters are in Copley Square, where about 6,000 employees work.
Read the full story on WBZ | CBS Boston.
Tickets to board Mayflower replica in Boston now available
Tickets to board the Mayflower II, a replica of the iconic Pilgrim ship, are now available for reservation. Boarding is free as part of a six-day maritime festival in Boston in May, but tours aboard the Mayflower are ticketed.
Read the full story on WBZ | CBS Boston.
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