Implementation of Decentralized Blockchain E-voting

Khan, Saad; Arshad, Aansa; Mushtaq, Gazala; Khalique, Aqeel; Husein, Tarek

doi:10.4108/eai.13-7-2018.164859

Cited by 16 publications

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“…The tools that can be used to implement a blockchain evoting system include the following: Ganache is a local blockchain for testing and developing distributed applications in Ethereum [35], [37], [50].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The majority of these proposed systems follow a theoretical approach, while Khoury et al [34], and Khan et al [35] implemented the system using Ethereum. Only trusted miners can participate in the consensus process to avoid biasing the result [61].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Quantum blockchain [53] Quantum computation [53] Auditablity Internal Permissioned blockchain [61] Vote calculation algorithm [61] Crypto [47] Cryptography [47] Integrity Internal Ethereum [34] ✓ Three-phase system [34] Not mentioned [57] Blind signature [57] Permissioned blockchain [61] External Bitcoin [46] Bitcoin [46] Not mentioned [58] Smart contracts & ATAM [58] Not Mentioned Ethereum [35] ✓ Not mentioned [60] Simple random sample [60] Privacy Internal Blockchain biometrics [43] IoT based system [43] Ethereum [13], [38], [48], [49], [51] Un-linkable signatures (Ring Signature) [51] Not mentioned [57] Blind signature [57] Quantum blockchain [54] Quantum-assisted blockchain [54] External Bitcoin [45] Private blockchain [45] Ethereum [31], [36] ✓ Two-phase verification [ Ethereum [32] Different election stages [32] Security Internal Not mentioned [57], [60] Simple random sample [60] Blockchain biometrics (fingerprint) [44] Biometrics (fingerprint) [44] Ethereum [13]<...…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Bitcoin [46] Bitcoin [46] Ethereum [35] ✓ Permission-free blockchain [62] Secure IoT devices at polling stations [62] Not mentioned [40] ✓ Biometrics (fingerprint) [40] VOLUME X, 2023…”

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E-Voting Meets Blockchain: A Survey

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The utilization of electronic voting systems for the election of public offices is becoming widespread globally. This trend can be attributed to the benefits provided by these systems, including remote voting capabilities and accelerated vote counting. Furthermore, electronic voting systems offer improved privacy and enhanced protection against voting bias. Blockchain technology enhances the robustness of the voting Vote in person Vote by mail Count the votes FIGURE 1: Traditional voting process. In a conventional paper ballot-based voting system, eligible voters are required to register with the election commission

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Section: Academic Proposalsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Anonymitymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Bitcoin [46] Bitcoin [46] Ethereum [35] ✓ Permission-free blockchain [62] Secure IoT devices at polling stations [62] Not mentioned [40] ✓ Biometrics (fingerprint) [40] VOLUME X, 2023…”

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E-Voting Meets Blockchain: A Survey

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“…On checking the validity of both the information by private miners, the actual data would be sent to a central network. In [9], the authors proposed a system that uses several tools such as ganache, truffle framework, metamask, and Node Package Manager (NPM). The designed algorithm was used Ether, Ethereum's cryptocurrency, to have an account with a wallet address and write the transaction to the blockchain.…”

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Designing a biometric fingerprint scanner-based, secure and low-cost electronic voting machine for India

Chakraborty¹,

Bej

Roy³

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A reliable Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) is proposed and implemented in this study, which is integrated with a biometric fingerprint scanner to ensure a secure election process. This biometric EVM includes features such as an interactive user interface, hack-free design and master lock. The EVM system has the capability of registering user data and storing them in a database through proper authentication. Moreover, the system proposed lowers the requirement for human resources. This paper provides a detailed description of the systematic development of the hardware and software used. The software part includes algorithm development and implementation. A thorough and in-depth understanding of the data and the communication protocols along with the pathways used for storage of data in the devices is provided. Additionally, the cost of the system is 62.82% less than the officially existing EVM machines of India. Furthermore, this study seeks to demonstrate the benefits of such an approach from a technological and a social standpoint.

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