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SUMMARY:ATHENE Distinguished Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:Professor Dr. Melanie Volkamer is the head of the research grou
 p "Security * Usability * Society" (SECUSO) at the Karlsruhe Institute of T
 echnology. The research group has been part of the Institute for Applied In
 formatics and Formal Description Languages (AIFB) since 2018. Before, she r
 esearched at TU Darmstadt and Karlstad University.\n\nMelanie Volkamer is a
  PI at the KASTEL Security Research Lab. Her research focuses on human aspe
 cts on various research questions in the context of human centred security 
 and privacy. She did her PhD on the security evaluation of electronic votin
 g system and was consulted by various national and inter­national election 
 management boards as well as by the OSCE and the Council of Europe.  \n\n\n
 \nUsable Verifiable Internet Voting Systems\n\n\n\nFree, secret, universal 
 and equal elections are the core element of democracies. In many cases the 
 default voting channel is the paper one (i.e. votes are cast on paper eithe
 r in the polling station or at home and then send via postal service to som
 e central place). However, due to the pandemic, more and more election mana
 gement boards considered using remote electronic voting systems and several
  decided to actually offer an electronic voting channel. In particular, in 
 Germany, often, so called black box voting systems are used while researche
 rs have been proposing end-to-end verifiable voting schemes. In this talk, 
 Melanie Volkamer will discuss risks of black box voting systems as well as 
 challenges of end-to-end verifiable voting schemes. The focus will be voter
  behaviour related challenges and how these challenges can be addressed whe
 n taking a human centred approach.  
LOCATION:ATHENE Nationales Forschungszentrum für angewandte Cybersicherheit
DTSTAMP:20230714T110829Z
DTSTART:20231128T130000Z
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