Security aspects in E-voting system using cloud computing
Shreyas Agrawal, Mohammad Junedul Haque · 2023
In recent years, academics have paid a lot of attention to the implementation of the electronic voting (e-voting) system. In most democratic nations (developed and developing), political party leaders and stakeholders are interested in e-voting. Researchers and technologists have examined technical problems with the e-voting system that may facilitate its seamless adoption, which has prompted its full acceptance in many nations. The difficulty, however, is in securing and maintaining a reliable electronic voting system free from security flaws, particularly from hacking and hijacking. To fully win the public&s;s trust, approval, and adoption of electronic voting systems, the problem still remains unsolved and demands for innovative designs into high level security infrastructure. The suggested approach offers greater voter identification security. All voter security passwords have been verified with the E-voting Commission of India&s;s primary database, and following voter authentication, the voter will be able to cast a ballot. Voters in this model are allowed to cast ballots from any Indian constituency. The major goal of this suggested strategy is to offer security at various levels. Vote counting will be automated under this methodology. This technique saves a tonne of time, and the Indian E-voting Commissioner may quickly announce the outcome.