Explore the security risks and challenges of electronic voting systems in this comprehensive 50-minute conference talk. Delve into the architecture of current e-voting systems, their inherent security risks, and potential attack surfaces. Examine the vulnerabilities of back-end systems, often connected to the Internet, and discover viable alternatives to mitigate these risks. Learn about the findings from two major e-voting system studies: the 2007 California and Ohio reviews and the 2017 Defcon Voting Village. Understand how precinct-counted optical scan and risk-limiting audits can effectively address many e-voting vulnerabilities. Gain insights into the evolution of computerized voting, from the 2000 recount to modern challenges, and explore concepts such as software independence and the Secure Elections Act. Join experts in the field as they discuss the importance of fair elections, integrity in voting systems, and the ongoing efforts to ensure "one person, one vote" in the digital age. Read more