Titlebook: Electronic Voting; Second International Robert Krimmer,Melanie Volkamer,Carsten Schürmann Conference proceedings 2017 Springer Internationa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-04058-1 against their legal definition and only if they can produce an easily verifiable certificate for the correctness of the count. We then show that both are achievable for the Schulze method of vote-counting, even when the election involves millions of ballots. We argue that our methodology is applica

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-52965-2tection services from a cloud provider. However, current DDoS detection and mitigation methods come at the cost of significantly increased trust in the cloud provider. In this paper we examine the security implications of denial-of-service prevention in the context of the 2017 state election in West

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Overcoming the underdog mentality,ndation to member States, Rec(2004)11 and the two 2010 Guidelines on certification and on transparency were recently repealed and replaced by Rec(2017)5 on Standards for e-voting and the associated Guidelines on its implementation. We discuss the 2017 Recommendation and the main novelties introduced

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Bénamar Chouaf,Serguei Pergamenchtchikovting system. Such attacks violate availability. Thankfully, they are typically easily detected. We identify and investigate a denial-of-service attack on a voter’s spam filters, which is not so easily detected: ., an attack that lets the attacker silently suppress mails from the voting system. Rever