Titlebook: E-Voting and Identity; Second International Peter Y. A. Ryan,Berry Schoenmakers Conference proceedings 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelbe

CLAM

BARK

Implications of Graphics on Usability and Accessibility for the Voter,d in detail. The question of whether certain types of graphics would help people with cognitive disabilities vote is then considered in light of research and best practices for usability and accessibility.

Crayon

骚动

A Design of Secure Preferential E-Voting,rithm is exploited not only to count the votes without revealing them but also to adjust the votes when a new round of counting is needed. Moreover, it achieves all the security properties usually desired in e-voting.

枯燥

RIES - Rijnland Internet Election System: A Cursory Study of Published Source Code,ssibly handling a million votes or more. While RIES was more extensively studied to find cryptographic shortcomings, our work shows that more down–to–earth secure design practices can be at least as important, and the aspects need to be examined much sooner than right before an election.

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忍耐

窝转脊椎动物

Siloxane-modified epoxy resins,nd coercion via subtle signature attacks during the counting. We introduce a minimum disclosure counting scheme for the alternative vote preferential system. Minimum disclosure provides protection from signature attacks by revealing only the winning candidate.

Chameleon

Vulnerary

Treatise on Basic Philosophy: Volume 6he voter’s vote, allows the voter to verify, at the end of the election, that her vote was cast and counted as intended by just performing the match of a few small strings. Moreover, w.r.t. a general code voting system, our solution comes with only a minor change in the voting interaction.