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Learn how to apply the CARVER vulnerability analysis framework to evaluate US voting systems in this conference talk from DEF CON 33's Voting Village. Discover how the World War II-era framework developed by the Office of Strategic Services for the French Resistance can be adapted to assess modern electoral infrastructure. Explore the six key components of CARVER analysis - Criticality, Accessibility, Recuperability, Vulnerability, Effect, and Recognizability - and understand how this methodology can reveal both strengths and weaknesses in complex voting systems depending on the analyst's perspective and objectives. Gain insights into systematic vulnerability assessment techniques that can be applied to critical infrastructure beyond voting systems, while examining the security implications of electoral technology through a structured analytical lens.
