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 …

Electronic polling systems promise benefits to voters such as accessibility and convenience
that enable them to cast their votes at any time, from any Internet-connected computing …

Numerous approaches for cast-as-intended verifiability have been proposed in the literature
on electronic voting, balancing practical aspects and security guarantees in different ways …

Numerous institutions, such as companies, universities, or non-governmental organizations,
employ Internet voting for remote elections. Since the main purpose of an election is to …

Despite being one of the biggest international users of online voting with two decades of
use, Canada has tended to use non-verifiable online voting systems. This has prompted …

Internet-based polling systems allow voters to cast their votes at any time during the polling
period, from any Internet-connected computing device anywhere in the world. Security is an …

Switzerland is a worldwide reference for direct democracy. In 2000, the country started
piloting internet voting as a complementary voting channel. This introduction followed a …

Durch die stetig fortschreitende Digitalisierung interagieren Menschen zunehmend mit
Daten im digitalen Raum, die von (mobilen) Endgeräten generiert und auf (Cloud-) Servern …

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 …

As a result of the ongoing digitization, people are increasingly interacting with digital data.
Since these data can contain sensitive personal information, the privacy of users plays a …