In recent years, several electronic voting (e-voting) schemes for communication networks have been proposed. In 2006, Chang and Lee presented an anonymous electronic voting scheme which can be applied in real-world elections. However, this paper shows that Chang-Lee’s e-voting scheme suffers from susceptibility to security attacks and, as a result, some essential security requirements of their ...

This document provides a general description of the telematic voting scenario designed by the author’s research group. This scenario reinforces verification procedures as key elements to achieve full acceptance of the system on the part of voters. To frame this work, a general overview of electronic voting is given and the conditions entailed by these systems are specified. 1 Problems inherent ...

This document provides a general description of the telematic voting scenario designed by the author’s research group. This scenario reinforces verification procedures as key elements to achieve full acceptance of the system on the part of voters. To frame this work, a general overview of electronic voting is given and the conditions entailed by these systems are specified. 1 Problems inherent ...

In recent years, several electronic voting (e-voting) schemes for communication networks have been proposed. In 2006, Chang and Lee presented an anonymous electronic voting scheme which can be applied in real-world elections. However, this paper shows that ChangLee’s e-voting scheme suffers from susceptibility to security attacks. As a result, some essential security requirements of their e-vot...

There exists in the academic literature, a plethora of electronic voting schemes(for example (Cranor & Cytron 1997, Juang & Lei 1997, Benaloh & Tuinstra. 1994)). Typically, proposed schemes are accompanied by a description of the properties that an implemented electronic voting scheme would be expected to exhibit. These properties are described informally as for example, “ballot secrecy” or “un...