WASHINGTON – Diebold Election Systems, a target of many electronic voting critics during the 2004 U.S. election, announced Thursday it has completed the design for a printer that would give its ...
A new electronic voting system developed at NTNU can withstand attacks from quantum computers, meaning digital elections can be conducted securely, even in the future. Subscribe to our newsletter for ...
SAN FRANCISCO — Computer engineer Alan Dechert didn’t like what he saw during the controversial vote tallying in Florida in 2000’s presidential election. That was when he decided that there had to be ...
In the wake of the painful experiences of 2000, the choice of the mechanism used to record and tally votes in this year’s presidential election may be almost as controversial as the battle between the ...
WISeKey first entered the e-voting space with a proof of concept in the early 2000s, collaborating with local authorities in Geneva to design an e-voting system that maintained the security, integrity ...
E-voting, justifiably, scares a lot of computer security experts. If a hacker steals your payment card details, it's a time-consuming annoyance - but it doesn't influence democracy. That's, in part, ...
How blockchain can transform government sector: E-government, e-voting, e-identities and e-documents
The excitement around the applicability of blockchain in the public sector is building at a large scale. Government agencies have started testing blockchain technology’s potential to improve the ...
Several U.S. states still are not doing all they can to ensure the accuracy of votes over electronic voting machines and 10 states received inadequate grades in three of four categories of safeguards, ...
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