And when the next mirai bonnet is turned against the online voting infrastructure, what happens then? Or perhaps ISP hubs in specific areas are targeted to sup

And when the next mirai bonnet is turned against the online voting infrastructure, what happens then? Or perhaps ISP hubs in specific areas are targeted to suppress entire groups of voters? Not to mention, the ability to 'undo' a vote is only marginally helpful in preventing voter coercion or vote buying - it only changes the way it's done a bit.