Renesas / EVM Hardware / Microchip / Hitachi / Bharat Electronics Limited / Electronics Corporation of India / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Mauritius / Nepal / Netherlands / South Africa / Namibia / Canada / India / Germany / Bangladesh / Sri Lanka / Malaysia / United States / Singapore / Ireland / Bhutan / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
FDA Phase / /
Facility
Electronic Voting Machines Scott Wolchok Eric Wustrow J. Alex Halderman The University of Michigan Hari K / Konark Jute mill / /
IndustryTerm
use election software / software design / minimal software / identical hardware / electronic voting systems / microcontroller chips / software-based attacks / attack device / adequate tools / output devices / radio protocol / Wireless Signaling / control unit processor / clip-on device / placed dishonest hardware / challengeresponse protocol / software development systems / bank / clip-on attack device / election software / secret software / trusted computing base / vote-stealing algorithm / memory chips / post-election audit / reverse engineering chips / supply chain / memory chip / online proportional boost vote-stealing algorithm / electricity service / portable hardware devices / correct software / wireless signals / wireless signaling mechanism / similar systems / malicious hardware / software complexity / programmable logic devices / straightforward using standard disassembly tools / commodity operating systems / serial protocol / reportedly considering adopting similar systems / /
MarketIndex
BEL / /
OperatingSystem
Windows Mobile / Android / /
Organization
Election Commission / Indian government / US Federal Reserve / Election Commission of India / The University of Michigan / /
Person
Hasulal Topno / C. Rao Kasarbada / S. Sampath / Navin B. Chawla / P.V. Indiresan / Auguste Kerckhoffs / Hari Prasad / /
Security Analysis of India’s Electronic Voting Machines Scott Wolchok Eric Wustrow J. Alex Halderman The University of Michigan