Australia's Electoral Commission thought the ACT's e-voting system would be secure so long as its encryption key remained private, but a researcher has found this is not the case.

This new type of voting system is only possible because a cryptology researcher inside Microsoft built a totally new security standard. That standard allows everyone’s votes to be encrypted, so ...

October 24, 2005 There is no doubt that one day we will have a more efficient electoral system and a machine that’s hoping to play a big role in the future of e-voting is the eScan Digital ...

Majority voting systems are used to protect critical plants and processes. Such systems find applications in chemical, power, nuclear, and aerospace industries. Here, multiple ...

The EAC voted to terminate Ciber’s application for interim accreditation as a voting system test laboratory, the EAC announced Wednesday. Ciber failed to notify the EAC of key staff changes ...