Outline for December 8, 2023

Reading: text, §27.4, 26.1–26.3
Due: Completed Project, due December 12

1. Digital forensics
   1. Anti-forensics

2. Intrusion detection
   1. Goals
   2. Principles
   3. Types of intrusion detection systems
   4. Measuring accuracy

3. Goals of voting
   1. Accuracy of count
   2. Integrity of ballot
   3. Privacy of voter (both from vote selling and from observation)
   4. Auditability
   5. Usability, both by voters and by election staff
   6. Other requirements

4. Overview of process in Yolo County

5. Where electronic voting systems come in; how they work
   1. Optical scanning systems
   2. Ballot marking devices
   3. Direct recording electronic devices
   4. Vote tabulation servers

6. Safeguards
   1. L&A testing before distribution
   2. Voter-verified paper audit trails
   3. Certification and testing
   4. 1% mandatory manual recount
   5. Risk-limiting audit

7. The U. S. and California certification process
   1. HAVA
   2. FEC certification guidelines
   3. State rules and tests

8. Tests and problems
   1. Johns Hopkins paper
   2. RABA study
   3. California update of voting systems—and the consequences
   4. Florida CD-13 election
   5. Other problems
   6. California top-to-bottom review

9. Internet voting

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ECS 235A, Computer and Information Security Version of December 20, 2023 at 7:25PM

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