Renesas / Microchip / Hitachi / Bharat Electronics Limited / Electronics Corporation of India / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Germany / Mauritius / Nepal / Netherlands / Bangladesh / South Africa / Namibia / Sri Lanka / Malaysia / United States / Canada / Singapore / India / Ireland / Bhutan / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
University of Michigan Released April / /
IndustryTerm
software design / minimal software / identical hardware / supply chain / electronic voting systems / microcontroller chips / software-based attacks / electricity service / portable hardware devices / wireless signaling mechanism / adequate tools / output devices / control unit processor / similar systems / software complexity / programmable logic devices / bank / straightforward using standard disassembly tools / election software / commodity operating systems / trusted computing base / memory chips / challenge-response protocol / reportedly considering adopting similar systems / /
Organization
University of Michigan Released / Election Commission of India / Election Commission / Indian government / BALLOT UNIT / The University of Michigan / only require opening the control unit / /
Person
Navin B. Chawla / Eric Wustrow† Arun Kankipati / Krishna Sakhamuri∗ Vasavya Yagati / P.V. Indiresan / Hasulal Topno / C. Rao Kasarbada / S. Sampath / Hari K. Prasad / J. Alex Halderman† Rop Gonggrijp / Arun Kankipati∗ Sai Krishna / Scott Wolchok† Eric Wustrow / /
To appear in Proc. 17th ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security (CCS ’10), OctFor more information, updates, and video of demonstration attacks, visit http://IndiaEVM.org. Security Analysis of Ind