Electronic Voting Using Identity Domain Separation and Hardware Security Modules

Thomas Rössler
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Thomas Rössler: Secure Information Technology Center Austria (A-SIT), Austria

International Journal of E-Adoption (IJEA), 2010, vol. 2, issue 1, 30-44

Abstract: E-voting increasingly gains interest in e-Democracy and e-Government movements. Not only the technical security issues of electronic voting systems are of paramount importance, but also the necessity of following an all-embracing approach is challenging and needs to be addressed. This paper discusses e-voting as being a supreme discipline of e-Government. It introduces an innovative e-voting concept using the Internet as the voting channel. The concept introduced is based on Austrian e-Government elements and the Austrian identity management concept in particular. This paper presents a novel approach of building an e-voting system relying on two core principles: strong end-to-end encryption and stringent identity domain separation.

Date: 2010
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