Recent advances indicate that quantum computers will soon be reality. Motivated by this ever more realistic threat for existing classical cryptographic protocols, researchers have developed several schemes to resist “quantum attacks.” In particular, electronic voting (e-voting), relying on properties of mechanics been proposed. However, each these proposals comes with a different and often not ...

Abstract One of the important systems for society today is electronic voting system. All people around world are looking transparency and integrity, they afraid fraud. Electronic system confirming true identity a person. Fingerprint identification may be preferred over traditional methods (e.g. passwords, smart-cards) because its information virtually impossible to steal. This paper introduces ...

This paper deals with the security aspect of electronic voting (e-voting) by introducing quantum key distribution (QKD) to e-voting process. can offer an extremely high level that be very beneficial for some significant tasks. Moreover, a framework integration QKD system is proposed. The Helios system, which considered as one open-source and major systems, has been chosen this integration. Inve...

This paper presents a novel unifying framework for electronic voting in the universal composability model that includes a property which is new to universal composability but well-known to voting systems: universal verifiability. Additionally, we propose three new techniques for secure electronic voting and prove their security and universal verifiability in the universal composability framewor...

This paper presents a new electronic voting system, called Direct Recording Electronic with Integrity (DRE-i). The DRE is a widely deployed voting system that commonly uses touch-screen technology to directly record votes. However, a lack of tallying integrity is widely considered the most contentious problem with the DRE system. In this work, we take a broad interpretation of the DRE: which in...

In this paper, we examine the attitudes of voters regarding the voting experience in the 2009 gubernatorial elections in New Jersey and Virginia. We focus especially on the way in which voting technology experiences that voters have had affect their confidence in the voting process, their attitudes toward fraud and reform, and other aspects of the voting process. We find that voters are sensiti...

In the research reported here, electronic voting and peer assessment were used with 215 first year computer science and information technology undergraduates undertaking an electronic media design module. In previous years it proved difficult for learners following this module to develop good quality practical skills resulting in poor results in practical tests. In this study, the module delive...

Voting is an important part of the democratic process. The electorate makes a decision or expresses an opinion that is accepted for everyone. Some parts could be interested in the election results deviation without anyone else noticing it. However, ensuring that the whole voting process is performed correctly and according to current rules and law is, then, even more important. We present in th...

Anonymity of ballots in electronic voting schemes usually relies on the existence of some kind of anonymous channel between voters and ballot collecting authorities. Currently, there exist solutions based on the mix concept, which allow for anonymous e-mail communications. However, integration of such solutions into the implementation of a voting scheme has some problems. In this paper we propo...