A Review on E-Voting Based on Blockchain Models

Salman, Saba Abdulbaqi; Al-Janabi, Sufyan; Sagheer, Ali Makki

doi:10.24996/ijs.2022.63.3.38

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“…Blockchain, which refers to a chain of blocks, where each block contains a record of transactions and a unique cryptographic hash of previous block [13,14], can play a significant role in enhancing e-governments security by providing a secure, transparent, and tamper-proof platform for storing and sharing information [15]. Blockchain can be used to create a decentralized, tamper-proof digital identity system that verifies the identity of citizens and government officials.…”

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Performance Evaluation of Multi-Organization E-Government Based on Hyperledger Fabric Blockchain Platform

Kadhum,

Hamad

2023

ISI

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E-governments can face various security problems due to the nature of online systems and the sensitive information they handle. Some of these security issues include: cyberattacks, data breaches, Identity theft, access control, and many others. Permissioned blockchain is one of the cutting-edge technologies that can help to reduce the impact of security vulnerabilities of e-governments. In this work, six organizations as a case study have adopted, two scenarios performed to analyze the performance of hyperledger fabric (a permissioned blockchain platform). In these two scenarios, several parameters have changed, including: transaction send rates, block sizes, number of organizations, and number of clients. The organizations have added gradually to conclude the effect of multiorganization on the throughput, latency, and scalability of the system. Good throughput and latency results were obtained by increase the block size to about 100 transactions per block. Within three to four organizations, the throughput and latency results were accepted, but adding more organizations, the throughput and latency have been affected negatively. Also, it has concluded that with few users in the system, the throughput and latency were reasonably good. Still, with adding more clients, the throughput decreased, and the latency increased rapidly.

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Performance Evaluation of Multi-Organization E-Government Based on Hyperledger Fabric Blockchain Platform

Kadhum,

Hamad

2023

ISI

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“…It can offer many benefits, including the avoidance of bribery, the reduction in human participation, the acceleration in the collection of votes, the decrease in spoiled ballots through better display and automated confirmation of ballots, the reduction of costs due to decreasing overhead polling, the increase in participation in the electoral process due to ease of access (online voting) and the opportunity for remote voting [6], [7].…”

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The Feasibility of Adopting a Secure E-voting Based Biometrics Authenticity: The Jordanian Parliamentary Elections

2023

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This paper aims at investigating the feasibility of adopting a secure e-voting based on the authenticity of biometrics in conducting the election of Jordan parliamentarians consol. It firstly investigates the Jordanian citizens’ acceptance level of an e-voting system based on biometric credentials as a supportive solution to their attitude, intention, and trust in actual participation. The successor phases are directed to validate the feasibility of adopting a biometric-based e-voting system by involving the Delphi method of three rounds for collecting and analysing data. The initial use case diagram, interview questions, and resultant queries are all mapped to construct the proposed conceptual framework. The results of multi phases methodology allow for development and recommend a conceptual framework for implementing an e-voting system with all acting schemas that represent the different stages of the election process. Moreover, the proposed conceptual framework was developed with thematic regulations that align with the experts' consensuses and the current Jordan parliament election law.

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“…Traditional egovernment infrastructures necessitate substantial capital outlays for hardware and software. However, within the context of Hyperledger Fabric, these costs are mitigated by a distributed ledger infrastructure that obviates the need for centralized data repositories [12].…”

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Evaluating the Performance of a Multi-Organizational E-Government Platform on Hyperledger Fabric with Fuzzy Logic-Enhanced Multi-Channel Connectivity

Kadhum,

Hamad

2024

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In the domain of e-government, the integration of multiple organizations is imperative for the effective delivery of public services through online platforms. This study examines a hyperledger fabric blockchain platform, which interconnects six organizations via a network of four distinct communication channels. A fuzzy logic-based mechanism has been employed to determine the optimal channel for executing transactions, contingent on client volume. A series of experiments were conducted to assess the system's performance in terms of throughput, latency, and scalability. These experiments varied parameters including transaction rates, block sizes, the number of participating organizations, and client count. It was observed that a multi-channel architecture significantly outperformed a singlechannel setup in enhancing throughput and reducing latency. The findings indicate that even with the expansion to six organizations and an increase in clients to two hundred, the deployment of a multi-channel structure only resulted in marginal throughput degradation and a modest latency increment when contrasted with a single-channel framework. Moreover, the strategic distribution of block sizes across the four channels was found to substantially bolster the scalability of the system. This facilitated the inclusion of additional clients and organizations with minimal impact on the overall system performance.

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A Review on E-Voting Based on Blockchain Models

Cited by 8 publications

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Performance Evaluation of Multi-Organization E-Government Based on Hyperledger Fabric Blockchain Platform

Performance Evaluation of Multi-Organization E-Government Based on Hyperledger Fabric Blockchain Platform

The Feasibility of Adopting a Secure E-voting Based Biometrics Authenticity: The Jordanian Parliamentary Elections

Evaluating the Performance of a Multi-Organizational E-Government Platform on Hyperledger Fabric with Fuzzy Logic-Enhanced Multi-Channel Connectivity

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