IBM / Security Peer Review Group / Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory / /
Country
United States / / /
Facility
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory / Information Security Institute / The Johns Hopkins University / University of California / /
IndustryTerm
electronic touchscreen voting systems / advisory / authentic server / Internet voting plan / Internet voting / unreliable foreign postal services / election technology / malicious software / home computer infrastructure / touchscreen equipment / voting services / phony Web page / insecure network / INTERNET VOTING PLAN Online System Could Easily Allow Vote Tampering / online absentee voting system / online voting system / secret software / Internet-based voting system / /
Movie
Man in the Middle / /
OperatingSystem
Microsoft Windows / /
Organization
The Johns Hopkins University / UC Berkeley / University of California / Berkeley / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / Johns Hopkins University / Public Health Service / Association for Computing Machinery / U.S. Department of Defense / Congress / U.S. Armed Forces / Information Security Institute / Information Security Institute at Johns Hopkins / /
Person
Avi Rubin / David Jefferson / Barbara Simons / David Wagner / Sarah Yang / Julie Huang / Phil Sneiderman / / /
PoliticalEvent
presidential primary / Federal Voting / presidential election / this year’s primary / general elections / /
Position
president / government official / technical director / associate professor of computer science / computer scientist and leading technology policy consultant / professor of computer science / associate professor / /
January 21, 2004 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE SECURITY EXPERTS URGE U.S TO ABANDON INTERNET VOTING PLAN Online System Could Easily Allow Vote Tampering, Computer Scientists Say A federally funded online absentee voting system s