How to hack the election - infosec and DFIR issues in the election and recount
- Jake Williams
- Sunday, November 27th, 7:15pm - 9:15pm
Regardless of your political position, the upcoming voting recounts and e-voting audits are likely to spurn some feelings in almost every American. In this talk, we'll examine opportunities for US election tampering by foreign powers by hacking the very networks and machines used to tally the votes. We'll build a threat model of election systems to discover identify vectors where attackers might be most prone to attack the networks. We'll also discuss the artifacts of an intrusion that investigators might examine during the recount and/or audit. Finally, we'll suggest some best practices for blocking attack vectors identified in the threat modeling exercise. What we WON'T do is discuss politics (there's been enough of that already).
Bonus Sessions
The following bonus sessions are open to all paid attendees at no additional cost. There are many different types of events that fall into these categories:
- SANS@Night: Evening presentations given after day courses have ended. This category includes Keynotes.
- Special Events: SANS-hosted events and other non-technical recreational offerings. This category includes, but is not limited to, Receptions and Information Tables.
Tuesday, November 29
| Session |
Speaker |
Time | Type |
| iOS Location Forensics |
Sarah Edwards |
Tuesday, November 29th, 7:15pm - 8:15pm |
SANS@Night |
