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    Citation Count: Al-Gburi, Omar (2015). A study on some verifiable electronic voting schemes: Dynavote, end-2-end verifiable voting and efficient receipt free voting / Doğrulanabilir elektronik oylama yöntemleri üzerine bir araştırma: Dynavote, iki yönlü doğrulanabilen oylama ve verimli alındı onaylı oylama. Yayımlanmış yüksek lisans tezi. Ankara: Çankaya Üniversitesi, Fen bilimleri Enstitüsü
    A study on some verifiable electronic voting schemes: Dynavote, end-2-end verifiable voting and efficient receipt free voting
    (2015) Al-Gburi, Omar; Çankaya Üniversitesi, Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü, Bilgisayar Teknolojisi Bilim Dalı
    In the past decade the electronic voting has been developed of being a way of counting the votes. The process of electronic voting or voting remotely (voting via the Internet) has become one of the interesting research topics, has been built on the provision of many of the regulations that have been implemented to a vote-mail or remote voting. Remote voting systems are more vulnerable to attack by outsiders than electronic voting systems in controlled environments. The remote voting scheme should provide the accuracy and security of the system and also ease of use and coercion (and other things will be mentioned later). In this study, a theoretical study of the electronic vote is given and also countries that have used electronic voting are listed, also barriers and requirements facing the process of designing the electronic election systems have been provided. In addition, a brief background of some encryption algorithms and systems which are used for the purpose of the design of electronic voting systems are given. Some models of schemes (in terms of cryptographic algorithms) have been designed for the purpose of electronic voting are described and the success and failure of each of them are given. The three electronic voting systems, have been described in details and analyzed in terms of success and also shortcomings of these systems. In this study, these three schemes have been chosen since the authors of these three schemes claim to satisfy different aspects of electronic voting requirements . To satisfy one requirement, one may compromise on other requirement. By this way, requirements of electronic voting may be examined.