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One example is that a voting machine (depending on how it is built) can either provide or fail to provide secrecy for the voter. If the fact that a voter cast a
by mcherm 8y ago
One example is that a voting machine (depending on how it is built) can either provide or fail to provide secrecy for the voter. If the fact that a voter cast a vote is public knowledge but HOW they voted is well concealed, then certain kinds of induced votes ("vote for the right guy or I'll beat you up afterward") are not possible.
- detaro 8y agoWhat specific attack scenario that works for paper ballots fails with a voting machine?