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11 - Computer Science and Informatics
University of Birmingham
Verifying privacy-type properties of electronic voting protocols
<10>Electronic voting methods are being considered or adopted by countries the world over. In earlier paper, we were first to apply formal methods to verifying electronic voting protocols and to prove difficult security properties such as voter-incoercibility and result-verifiability. This output has led to dozens of follow-on papers from influential and highly cited groups internationally, that further develop and extend our methods and apply them to new systems. It has also led to an EPSRC proposal in electronic voting ranked top by the prioritisation panel, and to several keynote talks, including Vote-ID'10 and ESSOS'11 and several universities.