Titlebook: Secure Electronic Voting; Dimitris A. Gritzalis Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2003 Internet.computer.computer science

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The Theory and Implementation of an Electronic Voting Systemich can be used as the underlying cryptosystem. Then, we present efficient honest verifier zero-knowledge proofs that make the messages in the voting scheme shorter and easier to compute and verify, for voters as well as authorities, than in currently known schemes. Finally, we discuss various issue

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Secure Electronic Voting: the Current Landscapelfil. Then, an overview of the existing voting protocols, together with a brief analysis of their characteristics, is provided. The aim is to investigate and discuss the extent to which current voting protocols comply with the identified requirements and thus examine the feasibility of organising an

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Robust Verifiable non-Interactive Zero-Sharing satisfied convincingly. Unfortunately, in the e-voting domain, achieving strong voter privacy proved to be a much more challenging goal. In the current state of the art e-voting schemes, voter privacy relies on honesty of a quorum of authorities, namely assumptions of the form “a certain number of

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Private, Secure and Auditable Internet Votingystem using mesh networks to implement a distributed voting protocol offering, at the same time, privacy, security and auditing, with receipt-freeness and universal verifiability. A demo is available at ., developed using open source software. A version suitable for public elections has been develop

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Remote Voting via the Internet?insights that may be applicable to other political contexts. It addresses the wider policy context, the legal framework and the most salient technical issues, as well as some of the major socio-political issues that have been raised during this key implementation phase.

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E-vote and PKI’s: a Need, a Bliss or a Curse?tronic voting protocols are moving from a strictly research area to the commercial arena. In this paper we examine the role public key infrastructures play in electronic voting in various protocols proposed in the literature, some of which are the kernel of experimental projects and/or commercial pr

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1568-2633 ems. The chapters identify and describe the given capabilities and the strong limitations, as well as the current trends and future perspectives of electronic voting technologies, with emphasis in security and privacy. .Secure Electronic Voting. includes state-of-the-art material on existing and eme

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Book 2003hapters identify and describe the given capabilities and the strong limitations, as well as the current trends and future perspectives of electronic voting technologies, with emphasis in security and privacy. .Secure Electronic Voting. includes state-of-the-art material on existing and emerging elec