E-Smart Voting System with Secure Data Identification Using Cryptography

Patil, Sandeep; Bansal, Amish; Raina, Utkarsh; Pujari, Vaibhavi; Kumar, Roushan

doi:10.1109/i2ct.2018.8529497

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“…Most of the people in rural areas may not have and are not aware of its features and its usage. Aadhar for verification and finger print as biometric authentication for non smart phone users and OTP for citizens with smart phones is proposed in [8] It may be difficult to differentiate citizens between the two authentication process i.e. Citizens with smart phone and Citizens without smart phones.…”

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Digital Voting System as Internet of Things Application

2020

IJRTE

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The objective for the efficient functioning of the Indian democracy is purely dependent on the decisions made by the citizens of our country. To avoid duplicate or illegal votes we need a secure system which uniquely identifies our citizen. In India AADHAR uniquely identifies the citizens of INDIA by their thumb impression and also provides the other details like Date of birth, address, gender, father’s name, Spouse details etc. The election process is carried out in 3 steps Creation of voter list, actual voting process, and counting of votes. Creation of voter list can be done by database which is efficient to store big data with the person’s name and his AADHAR number. In actual voting process verification can be done by using fingerprint recognition and votes should be stored depending on ward numbers. Counting is the last process which can be done very easily if previous steps are digitized. In the world of Internet of things a voter should be able to cast his vote from anywhere by validating his credentials. This paper describes a voting system with 3 possible ways for voter to cast his vote

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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Digital Voting System as Internet of Things Application

2020

IJRTE

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“…Only those allowed to have the decryption key may decrypt it and count the casting vote. Here the GSM modem is used to connect voters via a web server (Microsoft IIS) to the voting system (Patil et al, 2018) [45]. The author suggested voting is done by providing Aadhaar and fingerprint authentication with lowcost host PIC Microcontroller control.…”

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“…44 Khoury, et al [44] 2018 Blockchain-based Ethereum Blockchain-based decentralized voting platform. 45 Shaw, et al [61] 2018 Arduino UNO Arduino based Aadhar facilitated an EVM execution with Two-Tier fingerprint security. 46 Prabhakaran, et al [62] 2018 Iris acknowledgment and thumb impression voting framework with protection and security.…”

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Role of Technology in the Development of Smart and Secure Public Voting Systems – a Review of Literatures

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Rajeshwari

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IJMTS

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The goal of the election is not only to determine the outcomes but also to lend credence to the winners, even for those voters who did not bother voting for them. This underlines the necessity of holding free, fair, and hidden elections. Component of all this is that elections are controlled by open and accountable, neutral, and autonomous electoral-management bodies. Utilizing technology in voting procedures can make it quicker, more efficient, and less susceptible to security breaches. The technology can ensure the safety of every vote, better and faster and much more accurate counting and automatic tallying. The design of a sophisticated voting system is a complex task as it has to fulfill several essential criteria. The secrecy of an elector’s poll is to be well-preserved. The voting system should not give any evidence that proves which candidate receives a particular voter’s vote. The process uses minimum paper documents and is therefore environmentally friendly. Bio-metric or retina scans can be used to ensure security. The e-voting system is vulnerable to several serious attacks from external sources. There is indeed a likelihood that anybody who has immediate access to the e-voting system can access it suspiciously. Malevolent software can steal one candidate's votes and assign them to some other. An attacker may deny officials access to the e-voting arrangement or render an e-voting structure unavailable for the Election Day voting process. This is known as a service denial (DoS) attack. But this kind of threat is hard to detect. A large number of questionable and invalid votes are the big problem with traditional paper-ballot based voting system. This phenomenon will be eliminated if the e-voting system is used. In addition to the speed of counting and reduction of errors the e-voting system offers some more advantages such as accessibility, verifiability, and availability. When the e-voting system is integrated with the Internet, any eligible voter can vote from anywhere as there will be two or more levels of authenticity checks. In this paper, the authors reviewed the application of technology in the development of smart, secure, and versatile public voting systems. Also, they outlined research gaps and recommend new approaches to the existing systems.

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“…currently in developing countries different unique Id's are used for different purposes like Voter Id, driving license etc.., here the problem is how many numbers a person can remember and also every time verification is tedious process. So, to overcome this problem the proposed method will be used (S. Patil, A. bansal, U. raina, V. Pujari and r. Kumar, 2018).…”

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Unique Id Generation for Citizens with Extended Security

Nayana¹

2020

Biosci. Biotech. Res. Comm

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Population is the one parameter which grows day by day in any country, to maintain the data of each and every human being is very important as it is needed in future either for medical or legal reasons. So, it is always suggested to have the data of the people in proper format so that when it is needed it can be make use of. The developed countries like United States of America using Social Security Number and developing countries like India making use of Aadhar Number as reference to know about the citizens. The main problem is most of the developed countries are maintaining 80% accurate data, but the developing countries like India still there are some loopholes with respect to the unique numbers awarded to citizens because with single number not able to fetch all data. In this paper the unique number generation and also the secured way of using it when needed for know your customer kind of activities will be done securely and the people get trust while using the number and another main advantage of this unique number is to remember and recollect. This number can be used any location both for Identity, Financial Transactions etc

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E-Smart Voting System with Secure Data Identification Using Cryptography

Cited by 19 publications

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Digital Voting System as Internet of Things Application

Digital Voting System as Internet of Things Application

Role of Technology in the Development of Smart and Secure Public Voting Systems – a Review of Literatures

Unique Id Generation for Citizens with Extended Security

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