Counter-strategies are key components of coercion-resistant voting schemes, allowing
voters to submit votes that represent their own intentions in an environment controlled by a …

Voters use traditional paper ballots, a method limited by the factors of time and space, to
ensure their voting rights are exercised; this method requires a lot of manpower and …

In Estonia, nationwide internet voting (i-voting) has been in use since 2005, with its
popularity steadily rising. In the recent parliamentary election in March 2023, over half of the …

Internet voting systems are supposed to meet the same high standards as traditional paper-
based systems when used in real political elections: freedom of choice, universal and equal …

A mixnet developed by Hébant et al.(PKC'20) employs certified ciphertexts that carry
homomorphic signatures from an authority, reducing the complexity of the shuffling proof …

Abstract We introduce ${zkVoting} $, a coercion-resistant e-voting system that utilizes a fake
keys approach based on a novel nullifiable commitment scheme. This scheme allows voters …

Coercion resistance is a strong security property of electronic voting that prevents
adversaries from forcing voters to vote in a specific way by using threats or rewards. There …

Abstract In [1], Sarier presents a practical biometric-based non-transferable credential
scheme that maintains the efficiency of the underlying Brands credential. In this paper, we …

We solve a long-standing challenge to the integrity of votes cast without the supervision of a
voting booth:``improper influence,''which we define as any combination of vote buying and …

Executive summary Introduction. In today's digital world, many elections are conducted
online. In such elections, however, there is a risk that voters' votes may be altered unnoticed …