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Electronic voting / Information society / Electoral fraud / Malware / Server / Absentee ballot / Sociology / Voting system / Botnet / Politics / Election fraud / Computer network security
Date: 2014-12-24 15:14:39
Electronic voting
Information society
Electoral fraud
Malware
Server
Absentee ballot
Sociology
Voting system
Botnet
Politics
Election fraud
Computer network security

Security Analysis of the Estonian Internet Voting System Drew Springall† Travis Finkenauer† Zakir Durumeric† Jason Kitcat‡ Harri Hursti Margaret MacAlpine J. Alex Halderman† † University of Michigan, Ann Arb

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