Electronic Voting in 2018: Bad or Worse?

Presented at ShmooCon XV (2019), Jan. 19, 2019, 2 p.m. (60 minutes)

Electronic voting systems used in the US are notoriously insecure, but how did they actually hold up in 2018? This talk will discuss the what we know about vulnerabilities in these systems (updating our talk from last year), what we do and don’t know about actual exploitation of these vulnerabilities, and prospects for doing better before the 2020 presidential race.

Presenters:

• Matt Blaze
  Matt Blaze (@mattblaze) is a local hacker and computer science professor who works on security, cryptography, scale, and public policy.

Similar Presentations:

• Kawaiicon (2019) / Internet Voting - From bad idea to poor execution
• The Circle Of HOPE (2018) / It Takes a Village to Hack a Voting System
• ShmooCon XIV (2018) / Electronic Voting in 2018: Threat or Menace