Fault-Tolerant Quantum Anonymous Voting Protocol

Wang, Sheng-lan; Zhang, Shun; Wang, Qing; Shi, Ronghua

doi:10.1007/s10773-018-3992-z

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“…Anonymity: The voting methods guarantee voter anonymity, ensuring that votes remain confidential and inaccessible to anyone except the voters themselves. Furthermore, the authentication process is separate from the voting process [17,20]. Accuracy: Achieving accuracy in online voting requires a multi-faceted approach that combines strong security measures, transparency, and voter education to ensure that each vote is accurately recorded and counted [19,21].…”

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Improving the End to End Protection in E-voting using BVM - Blockchain based e-Voting Mechanism

Gupta,

Shukla

2024

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The voting is always a crucial topic of public attention for democratic reasons. Due to its simplicity, ease of use, and low cost, e-voting is frequently used for such decision outcomes. The tremendous authority and intervening data in current e-voting systems, however, make them risky and make it difficult to achieve correct equity and clarity in e-voting. By combining e-voting with blockchain technology, these issues are resolved while providing reorganisation and intervention-resistant characteristics. A voter's improper manipulation, such as absenteeism, frequent voting, or non-party voting, may also undermine fairness. A verifier is therefore required to check the e-voting mechanism in order to ensure its effectiveness and control the process equality and fairness. In this paper, a Blockchain based e-Voting Mechanism (BVM) is developed for providing the end to end security and fairness for the transparent voting. This mechanism also provides a Zero-knowledge Proof (ZP) based verifier to inspect the voting procedure against voter`s misoperations and uses a Master-key Administration (MA) based public key cryptography to attack prevention. The utilization of blockchain technology ensures transparency, tamper resistance, and a high level of data integrity, making it a promising choice for modernizing and enhancing the electoral process. Also the performance of BVM has been compared and analysed based on time complexity, security analysis, performance factors like delay and throughput and antiattack examination.

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Improving the End to End Protection in E-voting using BVM - Blockchain based e-Voting Mechanism

Gupta,

Shukla

2024

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“…An interesting voting protocol based on quantum Blockchain, that additionally satisfies the self-tallying property, was shown in [12]. A fault-tolerant quantum anonymous voting protocol was presented in [13]. Ref.…”

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A Two-Party Quantum Parliament

Andronikos

Stefanidakis

2022

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This paper introduces the first functional model of a quantum parliament that is dominated by two parties or coalitions, and may or may not contain independent legislators. We identify a single crucial parameter, aptly named free will radius, which can be used as a practical measure of the quantumness of the parties and the parliament as a whole. The free will radius used by the two parties determines the degree of independence that is afforded to the representatives of the parties. Setting the free will radius to zero degrades the quantum parliament to a classical one. On the other hand, setting the free will radius to its maximum value 1 makes the representatives totally independent. Moreover, we present a quantum circuit in Qiskit with which we simulate the operation of the quantum parliament under various scenarios. The experimental results allow us to arrive at some novel and fundamental conclusions that, we believe, provide new insights into the operation and the traits of a possible future quantum parliament. Finally, we propose the game “Passing the Bill,” which captures the operation of the quantum parliament and basic options available to the leadership of the two parties.

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“…An interesting voting protocol based on quantum Blockchain, that additionally satisfies the self-tallying property, was shown in [10]. A fault-tolerant quantum anonymous voting protocol was presented in [11]. [12] introduced a novel quantum anonymous voting protocol that succeeds in protecting the both the voting content of the voters and the number of the votes received by the candidate.…”

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A two-party quantum parliament

Andronikos¹,

Stefanidakis²

2022

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This paper introduces the first functional model of a quantum parliament that is dominated by two parties or coalitions, and may or may not contain independent legislators. We identify a single crucial parameter, aptly named free will radius, that can be used as a practical measure of the quantumness of the parties and the parliament as a whole. The free will radius used by the two parties determines the degree of independence that is afforded to the representatives of the parties. Setting the free will radius to zero degrades the quantum parliament to a classical one. On the other hand, setting the free will radius to its maximum value 1, makes the representatives totally independent. Moreover, we present a quantum circuit with which we simulate in Qiskit the operation of the quantum parliament under various scenarios. The experimental results allow to arrive at some novel and fundamental conclusions that, we believe, provide new insights on the operation and the traits of a possible future quantum parliament. Finally, we propose the novel game of "Passing the Bill," which captures the operation of the quantum parliament and basic options available to the leadership of the two parties.

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Fault-Tolerant Quantum Anonymous Voting Protocol

Cited by 11 publications

References 19 publications

Improving the End to End Protection in E-voting using BVM - Blockchain based e-Voting Mechanism

Improving the End to End Protection in E-voting using BVM - Blockchain based e-Voting Mechanism

A Two-Party Quantum Parliament

A two-party quantum parliament

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