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The arms race between those seeking to uphold the integrity of elections and those seeking to undermine them is as old as democracy itself, and continues to this day. Across the globe, confidence in democratic processes has never been more consequential \u2013 or more challenged. But exactly how can governments and citizens run elections to maximise participation, confidence, and legitimacy? Is digital technology an asset or a threat?\u00a0<\/p>

\u201cComputers have been involved in elections for decades,\u201d explains Prof. Peter Ryan<\/a> from the University of Luxembourg\u2019s Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT). As head of the Applied Security and Information Assurance <\/a>(APSIA) research group, Prof. Ryan has over 30 years of experience in cryptography, information assurance and formal verification. Since the 1990s in the US, touch screen devices have been common at polling sites. In Brazil, the 1996 introduction of an electronic voting system helped resolve an ongoing struggle with fraudulent election tabulation. And over the past twenty years, a number of countries around the world, such as Estonia and Switzerland, have begun implementing internet voting systems for elections at a range of levels.<\/p>

\u201cBut there are serious concerns,\u201d Ryan continued, \u201cas to whether these systems are actually secure and privacy-preserving.\u201d And while networked solutions are most vulnerable because they are most accessible, all voting done with the help of digital technology \u2013 regardless of connectivity \u2013 is vulnerable. The problem, however, is not digital technology per se. Voting is intrinsically untraceable and opaque \u2013 it\u2019s these (well-intended) design flaws that create the conditions for fraud to happen.<\/p>

\u201cWhat if, however, citizens could have a way of verifying that their vote gets into the tally without being altered?\u201d said Prof. Ryan. \u201cOn the one hand, using distributed ledger technology \u2013 an idea that has been proposed by many \u2013 would allow them to verify that the vote has correctly been transmitted to the authorities without being tampered with, effectively building traceability into digital voting. But the biggest problem we need to address is preserving the privacy of voters, yet still allow them to verify that their vote was correctly tallied. In a way, we need to introduce secure transparency into the voting process. My idea is to provide each voter with an encrypted tracking number that would allow them to verify that their vote has correctly been tallied,\u201d added Prof. Ryan.<\/p>

\u201cIf done naively this would open the door to coercion threats, but as long as the notification of the trackers is secret and anonimised, it would give voters a very intuitive and transparent way to monitor the integrity of the election.\u201d It is an approach that could put the power of cryptography into the hands of election officials and afford voters the protective shield of convincing denials when faced with coercion. In fact, the relation between the tracking number and the voter would be secret, but as the tracking numbers would all be public and anonymous, anyone could, in the face of coercion, pick any number. \u201cDeniability is a really particular flavour of security that can be very hard to achieve,\u201d said Ryan. \u201cOur solution needs to be sophisticated enough to ensure voter privacy, but easily understandable so that the average voter can really use and appreciate its features.\u201d<\/p>

The system would allow the ability for people to cast their votes freely without fear, and then to personally confirm that their votes were registered and tallied correctly. Prof. Ryan calls his idea Selene, and he hopes that someday, it could be implemented either as a complete front-and-backend software solution or an add-on to existing voting software. Over the last decade, his team has been exploring the application of this, and similar, concepts in their ongoing research on secure voting.<\/p>

But vote privacy in the present is far from the only challenge researchers need to address when working with computer voting. There\u2019s also the looming threat of quantum computers, which could lay bare all data encrypted by most of today\u2019s popular \u2013 and even cutting-edge \u2013\u00a0 privacy schemes. Within the APSIA group, Dr. Johannes Mueller and his team have recently begun an FNR-funded research project, called \u2018FP2: Future-Proofing Privacy in Secure Electronic Voting\u2019, in which they will investigate approaches for secure voting to ensure votes remain private \u201cNo matter how much computational power or approaches might change in the next ten, twenty, or even hundred years,\u201d says Mueller.<\/p>

Mueller\u2019s project pursues an implementation for electronic voting that ensures everlasting privacy \u2013 privacy that cannot be broken by quantum computers or any other yet unknown future technologies. \u201cWe prioritise this durable, permanent privacy over everything else,\u201d says Mueller. \u201cEssentially, our system is designed like a safe. You put your vote into the digital safe that obfuscates which vote was submitted by which voter. The election authorities would secretly open this safe, calculate and publish the vote totals. They would also use zero-knowledge proofs to demonstrate the honesty of their operations.\u201d Zero-knowledge proofs are a cryptographic technique that allows someone to verify the veracity of information without actually accessing important secrets. The result could be a system with even stronger privacy. \u201cWe\u2019ve begun to identify ways to build deniability into these systems, similar to Selene, but every system strikes its own balance,\u201d explains Mueller. The significant advantage of Mueller\u2019s approach is that even in a post-quantum world, ballot secrecy can be preserved. As more and more elections move into digital spaces, ensuring the enduring privacy of citizens\u2019 votes will become more and more important. \u201cThere is no one \u2018right\u2019 solution\u201d, says Mueller. What matters now is that we\u2019re exploring all the tools available to us to meet today\u2019s \u2013 and tomorrow\u2019s \u2013 challenges.\u201d<\/p><\/div><\/section>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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