Internet voting can afford more inclusive and inexpensive elections. The flip side is that the
integrity of the election can be compromised by adversarial attacks and malfunctioning …

Internet-enabled voting introduces an element of invisibility and unfamiliarity into the voting
process, which makes it very different from traditional voting. Voters might be concerned …

Internet Voting promises benefits like the support for voters from abroad and an overall
improved accessibility. But it is accompanied by security risks like the manipulation of votes …

Up to 20% of residential votes and up to 70% of absentee votes in Switzerland are cast
online. The Swiss system aims to provide individual verifiability by different verification …

Verifiable voting schemes allow voters to verify their individual votes and the election
outcome. The voting protocol Selene offers verification of plaintext votes while preserving …

We present security vulnerabilities in the remote voting system Helios. We propose Apollo, a
modified version of Helios, which addresses these vulnerabilities and could improve the …

Voters play an important role in end-to-end verifiable e-voting schemes because the
schemes encourage them to carry out several security-critical tasks by themselves. If the …

The last decade, electronic voting has evolved from being a mean of counting votes to also
offer the possibility of electronically casting votes. From recording votes using punch cards …

─ Abstract─ E-voting systems–the combination of vote-casting, ballot transmission and
counting, auditing and monitoring systems–have been gaining much attention from the …

Traditionally, a country's electoral system requires the voter to vote at a specific day and
place, which conflicts with the mobility usually seen in modern live styles. Thus, the …