Secure Electronic Voting

@inproceedings{Gritzalis2003SecureEV,
  title={Secure Electronic Voting},
  author={Dimitris Gritzalis},
  booktitle={Advances in Information Security},
  year={2003}
}
  • D. Gritzalis
  • Published in
    Advances in Information…
     2003
  • Computer Science
Contributing Authors. Preface. Part I: Setting the Scene. 1. Evaluation of voting technologies D. Jones. 2. In search of the perfect voting technology: No easy answers L.F. Cranor. 3. Verification for electronic balloting systems R. Mercuri, P. Neumann. 4. Electronic voting: Constitutional and legal requirements, and their technical implications L. Mitrou, D. Gritzalis, S. Katsikas, G. Quirchmayr. Part II: Trends and Perspectives. 5. Towards secure and practical e-elections in the new era M… 
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