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Seven Principles for Secure E-Voting #103

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The information is taken from: ACM Communications, Vol 52, No-2. Author F. Gerlach, Badden Wurttemberg, Germany

  1. Proven Security: All protocols and techniques must be mathematically proved to be secure
  2. Trustworthy Design Responsibility: The E-voting responsibility should be assigned to a highly reliable and trustworthy organization
  3. Published Source Code: Application source code should be made public
  4. Vote Verification: All voters should be able to verify their votes afterward
  5. Voter Accessibility: A full list of voters must be available to all citizens
  6. Ensure Anonymization: Techniques like onion routing should be used for anonymization
  7. Expert Oversight: The election system must be handled by experts. For example, experts must be employed to handle DDOS attacks.

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