Are Your Votes Really Counted?: Testing the Security of Real-World Electronic Voting Systems

Source: Association for Computing Machinery

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Electronic voting systems play a critical role in a democratic society, as they are responsible for recording and counting the citizens' votes. Unfortunately, there is an alarming number of reports describing the malfunctioning of these systems, suggesting that their quality is not up to the task. Recently, there has been a focus on the security testing of voting systems to determine if they can be compromised in order to control the results of an election. It has participated in two large-scale projects, sponsored by the Secretaries of State of California and Ohio, whose respective goals were to perform the security testing of the electronic voting systems used in those two states.
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Date:Feb 2008