J. Alex Halderman

About Me

J. Alex Halderman is an Associate Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Michigan, where he focuses on computer security and technology-related public policy. His research encompasses critical issues such as software security, data privacy, electronic voting, and cybercrime, along with the technological aspects of intellectual property law and government regulation. A recognized expert in electronic voting security, Halderman has made significant contributions, including demonstrating the first voting machine virus and exposing election security vulnerabilities in both California and India. In a notable project, he led a team that successfully hacked into Washington D.C.'s Internet voting system, showcasing his commitment to enhancing electoral integrity.