Introduction Zero-knowledge protocols represent an intriguing paradox in the realm of cryptographic technologies: they enable one party (the prover) to demonstrate knowledge of a secret to another party (the verifier) without disclosing the secret itself. Originating from foundational work by…
The paper introduces zkVoting, an innovative electronic voting system that aims to address two critical challenges in remote voting: coercion resistance and end-to-end (E2E) verifiability. By leveraging a novel cryptographic primitive called nullifiable commitments, zkVoting offers a promising solution that…
Introduction In a world where technology is increasingly intertwined with daily life, the need for secure, transparent, and reliable voting processes has never been greater. Traditional elections, involving paper ballots or electronic voting machines, have proven their value, but they…