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Estonia has offered online voting for more than a decade with great success and some unique security twists that could alleviate many of the concerns raised by last year’s US presidential election.
Australia's Electoral Commission thought the ACT's e-voting system would be secure so long as its encryption key remained private, but a researcher has found this is not the case.
To make e-voting work you need a voting machine that can't be corrupted without setting off alarms - Sun Rays fit that requirement, are cheap, and allow for easy central auditing.
Security expert Herbert Thompson says secure e-voting depends on further advances in software engineering. Until then--keep your fingers crossed. E-voting jitters abound - CNET ...
Election administrators in Austin, Texas, are trying to put an electronic voting system in place before the 2020 presidential election that is more secure than anything else in the market right now.
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In 2016, Nasdaq announced its interest in developing a new e-voting platform on our Tallinn exchange in Estonia using blockchain technology. The project involved various stakeholders, including ...
There are concerns electronic voting machines can be hacked. In Austin, election officials are trying to create more secure machines but their efforts have been stymied by the voting machine industry.
Estonia, which created the world’s first nationwide Internet-based voting system, has finally released its source code to the public in an attempt to assuage a longstanding concern by critics.
A new, advanced electronic voting system developed by the University of Surrey and the Victorian Electoral Commission, in collaboration with the Universities of Melbourne and Luxembourg is to be ...
Threats of intimidation aside, electronic voting is vulnerable to hacking. Before Washington, D.C., implemented an electronic voting system in 2010, it invited hackers to find vulnerabilities in ...