National Institute of Standards and Technology / Artificial Intelligence Laboratory Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge / /
IndustryTerm
software-dependent approach / software producer / improved technology / Software-independent voting systems / electronic ballot marking systems / electronic voting systems / software accuracy / difficult-to-test software / weak software-independence / write-once media / user-interface software / software bug / software-independence approach / software-dependent voting systems / web-based transactions / software-independence addresses / software-dependent approaches / electronic ballot marking devices / software correctness / cryptographic voting systems / term software-dependence / cryptographically-based voting systems / software-independence / software changes / software-dependent voting system / operational voting system software / comfortable using systems / error-free software / system software / correct certified software / software independence / /
Organization
Technical Guidelines Development Committee / National Institute of Standards and Technology / Institute of Technology Cambridge / US Federal Reserve / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / /
Person
John P. Wack / Ronald L. Rivest John / / /
Position
official position / Governor / software producer / /
On the notion of “software independence” in voting systems Ronald L. Rivest