MIT Research Says Online Voting Needs More Decentralization to Protect Ballots

by Aurelia Butler 9 June 2020, 21:20 199 Views

According to a June 7 paper from researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and University of Michigan, Democracy Live’s popular online voting platform, OmniBallot, is vulnerable to vote manipulation. Many states have tried OmniBallot, which uses Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) Web Services to lock in votes, but it has faced security issues. A more decentralized online voting is part of the solution to protect ballots, the researchers say.

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MIT Research Says Online Voting Needs More Decentralization to Protect Ballots

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