Introduction Electronic Voting (EV) has emerged as a vital element in contemporary democratic processes, offering citizens a streamlined, accessible, and efficient method for participating in elections. However, as EV systems integrate into society, the need for enhanced security, transparency, and…
1. Introduction As technology advances, the democratic process of voting is increasingly adopting electronic means, enabling more efficient, accessible, and accurate voting systems. Electronic voting (e-voting) can enhance inclusivity by allowing individuals to vote remotely and improving the efficiency of…
The emergence of quantum computing poses a significant threat to current blockchain technology and its underlying cryptographic foundations. This comprehensive review paper by Fernández-Caramés and Fraga-Lamas examines how quantum computing impacts blockchain security and explores potential solutions through post-quantum cryptography.…
Introduction The intersection of biometrics, blockchain technology, and electronic voting represents one of the most promising frontiers in digital democracy. The 2024 research paper by Adeniyi et al., published in the Egyptian Informatics Journal, presents an innovative approach to solving…
The advent of quantum computing poses significant challenges to current cryptographic systems, particularly those underlying electronic voting (e-voting) infrastructure. In their groundbreaking paper, researchers Patrick Hough, Caroline Sandsbråten, and Tjerand Silde present a novel approach to making e-voting systems quantum-resistant…