Rebecca Mercuri | Academic Influence

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Rebecca Mercuri

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Cyber Security

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Rebecca Mercuri's Degrees

PhD Computer Science University of Pennsylvania
Masters Computer Science University of Pennsylvania
Bachelors Computer Science Drexel University

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According to Wikipedia, Rebecca Mercuri is a computer scientist specializing in computer security and computer forensics. She is considered a leading expert on electronic voting systems. Education Mercuri earned her Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania in 2000 after defending her thesis on electronic voting. She was a fellow at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at the John F. Kennedy School of Government. From 2004–2005, she was a computer science fellow at Harvard University's Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, focusing on transparency and trust in computational systems.

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Rebecca Mercuri's Published Works

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Identifying and correcting Java programming errors for introductory computer science students (2003) (256)
A better ballot box (2002) (170)
The HIPAA-potamus in health care data security (2004) (137)
Analyzing security costs (2003) (115)
Electronic vote tabulation checks and balances (2001) (96)
Security by obscurity (2003) (54)
Scoping identity theft (2006) (40)
The code of elections (2004) (39)
On auditing audit trails (2003) (33)
Trusting in transparency (2005) (31)
Challenges in forensic computing (2005) (24)
Verification for Electronic Balloting Systems (2003) (23)
The many colors of multimedia security (2004) (22)
Providing assurances in a multimedia interactive environment (1995) (21)
Using HTML and JavaScript in introductory programming courses (1998) (15)
Computer security: quality rather than quantity (2002) (14)
Criminal Defense Challenges in Computer Forensics (2009) (13)
Voting-machine risks (1992) (12)
Standards insecurity (2003) (10)
Uncommon criteria (2002) (9)
Inside risks: voting automation (early and often?) (2000) (8)
Florida 2002: sluggish systems, vanishing votes (2002) (8)
In search of academic integrity (1998) (7)
COTS and other electronic voting backdoors (2006) (5)
The risks of self-auditing systems (2016) (3)
Courtroom Considerations in Digital Image Forensics (2013) (2)
The Fec Proposed Voting Systems Standard Update a Detailed Comment (2006) (2)
Corrupted polling (1993) (1)
Superscaled security (2004) (1)
Inside risks: system integrity revisited (2001) (1)
V viewpoints Inside Risks The Risks of Self-Auditing Systems (1)
The risks of election believability (or lack thereof) (2021) (1)
Computers and Consciousness (2004) (1)
Digital Audio Applications of Massively Parallel Architectures (1989) (0)
Virtual arts therapies (1997) (0)
Computer camp: for girls only! (1999) (0)
By Rebecc a Mercuri (0)
Forensics in the COMPSCI classroom: keynote address (2010) (0)
It is incumbent upon us to examine our own auditing practices for their intrinsic vulnerabilities . Security Watch (2002) (0)
The Reality of Virtual Environments: WPE II Paper (1992) (0)
Why Count Lines of Code (2004) (0)

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