(Semi-)Homomorphism as a Cure for The Inherent Weaknesses of Enveloping Protocols in eVoting?

Envelope-based eVoting protocols are arguably the most popular protocols in the field. However, the structural vulnerabilities are well-documented. (Semi-)homomorphism was suggested to remedy the issue. This paper analyses whether this approach can be successful and how it may be applied.

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2025-12-03
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3773002.3774810
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Distributed systems and fault tolerance
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(Semi-)Homomorphism as a Cure for The Inherent Weaknesses of Enveloping Protocols in eVoting?

Domenica Bagnato, Alexander Prosser
Distributed systems and fault tolerance
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(Semi-)Homomorphism as a Cure for The Inherent Weaknesses of Enveloping Protocols in eVoting?

Domenica Bagnato, Alexander Prosser
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Envelope-based eVoting protocols are arguably the most popular protocols in the field. However, the structural vulnerabilities are well-documented. (Semi-)homomorphism was suggested to remedy the issue. This paper analyses whether this approach can be successful and how it may be applied.

Vienna University of Economics and Business (AT)
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(Semi-)Homomorphism as a Cure for The Inherent Weaknesses of Enveloping Protocols in eVoting? — Domenica Bagnato, Alexander Prosser · (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS