Secure Electronic Voting Using a Hybrid Cryptosystem and Steganography

Okediran, Oladotun O.; Sijuade, Adeyemi A.; Wahab, Wajeed B.

doi:10.9734/jamcs/2019/v34i1-230201

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“…RSA is one of the oldest and among the most used encryption algorithm. The algorithm was developed in 1977 by three Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers, Okediran et al [18].…”

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confidence: 99%

An improved secured cloud data using dynamic rivest-shamir-adleman key

Musa,

O. Adebiyi,

Bukie Osang

et al. 2024

IJEECS

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Encryption methods had been widely used for secure data transmission and communication in both public and private organizations against intruders. Rivest-shamir-adleman (RSA) encryption algorithm is one of the most popular and efficient encryption schemes that has been in used for decades. Due to technological advancement and innovation, there is a threat to this algorithm. It is believed that introduction of quantum computer will break RSA algorithm easily. In view of this, it is pertinent to research into how RSA algorithm could be strengthened against all adversaries. This research aim at protecting client/server communication and file sharing by generating dynamic public and private keys. The proposed method was implemented in visual basic.net 2008. The result shows that dynamic keys do not affect the performance of the system and it is capable of protecting communication and file sharing between client/server. As the key generated keeps changing at an interval, it will difficult for most advance computer to factor any of the keys before another key is generated. This is the basis of the security of the proposed system.

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“…RSA is one of the oldest and among the most used encryption algorithm. The algorithm was developed in 1977 by three Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers, Okediran et al [18].…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

An improved secured cloud data using dynamic rivest-shamir-adleman key

Musa,

O. Adebiyi,

Bukie Osang

et al. 2024

IJEECS

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“…Results showed that the proposed MQPC secured e-voting system generally performed better compared to the ECC and RSA based ones. Similarly, [29] developed a secure electronic voting system using a hybrid cryptosystem and steganography. The security scheme was based on a hybrid Rivest-Sharma-Adelman (RSA) algorithm and Advance Encryption Standard (AES) algorithm with Least Significant Bit (LSB) algorithm for securing ballot information and to tackle the problems of privacy, verifiability and integrity.…”

Section: Electronic Voting Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

Voice Recognition Systems for The Disabled Electorate: Critical Review on Architectures and Authentication Strategies

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An inevitable factor that makes the concept of electronic voting irresistible is the fact that it offers the possibility of exceeding the manual voting process in terms of convenience, widespread participation, and consideration for People Living with Disabilities. The underlying voting technology and ballot design can determine the credibility of election results, influence how voters felt about their ability to exercise their right to vote, and their willingness to accept the legitimacy of electoral results. However, the adoption of e-voting systems has unveiled a new set of problems such as security threats, trust, and reliability of voting systems and the electoral process itself. This paper presents a critical literature review on concepts, architectures, and existing authentication strategies in voice recognition systems for the e-voting system for the disabled electorate. Consequently, in this paper, an intelligent yet secure scheme for electronic voting systems specifically for people living with disabilities is presented.

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“…This includes following the laws regarding the establishment and maintenance of an accurate and transparent system. They also have to ensure that the process is conducted in compliance with the requirements of the law and protects the right of voters [7].…”

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Secure E- Voting System Using Encryption Technique

Singh¹

2021

MSEA

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Abstract The potential of electronic voting to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the voting process is immense. However, its security and privacy are still a major concern. Traditional methods of securing such systems, such as digital signatures and public key cryptography, are not always ideal when it comes to safeguarding the confidentiality of ballots. In this paper, we introduce a novel method for securing electronic voting ballots that utilizes homomorphic encryption. This method allows for the computation of ballots without needing decryption. The proposed e-voting system is composed of three servers. The first one is an e-voting server that stores the voter's information before it is sent to the tallying or decryption server. The latter two are used to calculate the total vote count and decrypt it. To evaluate the performance of this proposed system, we performed a series of tests on its various components. These included its execution time, memory usage, CPU usage, and communication overhead. The results of the tests revealed that the proposed system is secure and can maintain acceptable performance levels. The proposed system's accuracy and robustness are comparable to that of conventional e-voting systems. Its ability to withstand attacks is greatly enhanced by implementing homomorphic encryption. The proposed e-voting system we presented exhibited the security and privacy benefits of homomorphic encryption. By enabling computations on encrypted data without needing decryption, it helps protect the ballot's confidentiality and provides reliable and accurate results.

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Secure Electronic Voting Using a Hybrid Cryptosystem and Steganography

Cited by 6 publications

References 23 publications

An improved secured cloud data using dynamic rivest-shamir-adleman key

An improved secured cloud data using dynamic rivest-shamir-adleman key

Voice Recognition Systems for The Disabled Electorate: Critical Review on Architectures and Authentication Strategies

Secure E- Voting System Using Encryption Technique

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