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Dan Lopresti: Security of Voting Systems, Hacking

Dan Lopresti is a professor of computer science and engineering. He has published on election technology, describing the ease with which many types of electronic voting systems can be hacked, and is an independent expert on the Banfield v. Cortes lawsuit challenging the use of certain electronic voting machines in Pennsylvania.

Media Highlights:

WDIY: Professor Lopresti discusses artificial intelligence and the pursuit of innovative, high-impact computing research. (5/7/21)

Lehigh Valley Business: Professor Lopresti shares information on data security while working remotely. (4/30/21)

Lifewire: Professor Lopresti discusses used voting machines for sale and explains their security risks. (10/27/20)

Associated Press: Professor Lopresti explains the reliability of new voting machines and how to catch their errors. (2/23/20)

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