E-voting system using Blockchain technology

Hossain, Syeda Sumbul; Arani, Samen Anjum; Rahman, Md. Tanvir; Bhuiyan, Touhid; Alam, Delwar; Zaman, Moniruz

doi:10.1145/3376044.3376062

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“…Hossain et al [4] developed an e-voting system using blockchain technology but didn't address the issue of voter privacy and complex computations. Shahzad and Crowcroft [5] proposed trustworthy electronic voting using adjusted blockchain technology, focusing on security aspects.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The scale of such elections, coupled with the significance of their outcomes, makes them vulnerable to interference and security risks. While the adoption of e-voting in universities has shown promising results in terms of increased voter turnout and efficiency [4], university-level elections can also benefit from more reliable and secure e-voting systems [4].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Student Voting on ICP Blockchain: A Decentralized Web3 Approach-An Infrastructure Protection System

Kodepogu,

Dharmateja,

Kumar

et al. 2024

IJSSE

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In this exploration, our paper delves into the intricate implementation of robust authentication and transaction management within educational blockchain systems. Our project showcases a commitment to privacy and integrity, safeguarding interactions through advanced cryptographic techniques. The multifaceted capabilities of blockchain technology are showcased through the seamless maintenance of student records, the facilitation of secure voting processes, and the optimization of token transfers, collectively contributing to an ecosystem characterized by enhanced security, transparency, and efficiency. Our study uncovers insights into blockchain's transformative potential in education, redefining paradigms by introducing security measures and transparency to student-admin interactions. We highlight the successful implementation of blockchainbased authentication and transaction management systems, leading to enhanced educational processes. Additionally, we briefly outline our research design and methodology, emphasizing the rigorous approach to exploring blockchain applications.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Student Voting on ICP Blockchain: A Decentralized Web3 Approach-An Infrastructure Protection System

Kodepogu,

Dharmateja,

Kumar

et al. 2024

IJSSE

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“…Additionally, we consolidated requirements addressing the same aspect but using synonymous terminology. For example, some authors used the term privacy [43] while others used anonymity [45] or secrecy [46]. Similarly, authors used the term usability [47] as a synonym for ease of use [8], accuracy [48], and correctness [49] for integrity [50], credibility [51] and trustworthiness [52] for reliability [53].…”

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What Do We Really Need? A Systematic Literature Review of the Requirements for Blockchain-Based E-government Services

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Kaiser

Uhlig

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Lecture Notes in Information Systems and Organisation

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Information Systems research acknowledges the importance of identifying requirements to ensure the artifact's relevance. However, many research articles addressing blockchain technology for e-government capture the requirements that need to be fulfilled only implicitly by defining system objectives or evaluation criteria. Furthermore, focusing on specific use-cases encompasses the risk of overlooking those requirements, which are not as obvious but equally important. This procedure causes uncertainty regarding the requirements a blockchain-based e-government service needs to fulfill. Therefore, we conducted a systematic literature review on blockchain-based government-to-citizen (G2C) e-government services. On this basis, we categorized the requirements as we find that they address either the data of the system, the user, or the system itself. Our categorization provides a structured overview supporting researchers in conducting research on blockchain technology in the public sector and giving practitioners input to develop, test, and evaluate new blockchain-based G2C e-government services.

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“…Blockchain can reduce a lot of efforts and resources invested in polling stations, specifying the areas, appointing staff, and preventing security risks at polling stations [1]. Holding a digital election through blockchain not only saves money but also reduces the risk of inequity in the voting process [2].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The resources can be saved by hiring less staff, security forces, and arranging polling stations for a traditional voting system can be given to the miners [6]. It does not require a physical module/voting machine which always has a chance of cyber-attack through tampering devices [1]. The most ambient part of this system is the transparency which make people guarantee that their votes are being used in the right means.…”

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A Framework to Make Voting System Transparent Using Blockchain Technology

2022

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A widespread mistrust towards the traditional voting system has made democratic voting in any country very critical. People have seen their fundamental rights being violated. Other digital voting systems have been challenged due to a lack of transparency. Most voting systems are not transparent enough; this makes it very difficult for the government to gain voters' trust. The reason behind the failure of the traditional and current digital voting system is that it can be easily exploited. The primary objective is to resolve problems of the traditional and digital voting system, which include any kind of mishap or injustice during the process of voting. Blockchain technology can be used in the voting system to have a fair election and reduce injustice. The physical voting systems have many flaws in it as well as the digital voting systems are not perfect enough to be implemented on large scale. This appraises the need for a solution to secure the democratic rights of the people. This article presents a platform based on modern technology blockchain that provides maximum transparency and reliability of the system to build a trustful relationship between voters and election authorities. The proposed platform provides a framework that can be implemented to conduct voting activity digitally through blockchain without involving any physical polling stations. Our proposed framework supports a scalable blockchain, by using flexible consensus algorithms. The Chain Security Algorithm applied in the voting system makes the voting transaction more secure. Smart contracts provide a secure connection between the user and the network while executing a transaction in the chain. The security of the blockchain based voting system has also been discussed. Additionally, encryption of transactions using cryptographic hash and prevention of attack 51% on the blockchain has also been elaborated. Furthermore, the methodology for carrying out blockchain transactions during the process of voting has been elaborated using Blockchain Finally, the performance evaluation of the proposed system shows that the system can be implemented in a large-scale population.

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E-voting system using Blockchain technology

Cited by 10 publications

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Student Voting on ICP Blockchain: A Decentralized Web3 Approach-An Infrastructure Protection System

Student Voting on ICP Blockchain: A Decentralized Web3 Approach-An Infrastructure Protection System

What Do We Really Need? A Systematic Literature Review of the Requirements for Blockchain-Based E-government Services

A Framework to Make Voting System Transparent Using Blockchain Technology

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