Wireless PKI Security and Mobile Voting

Concepts

Public Key InfrastructureMobile SecurityEngineeringWireless SecurityInformation SecurityIdentity-based SecurityAuthenticationSecurityInformation ForensicsMobile ComputingInternet Of ThingsDigital SigningMobile VotingAuthentication ProtocolWireless Pki SecurityData SecurityCryptographyWpki Security

Abstract

Wireless public-key infrastructure technology is used in many security-critical applications including banking and digital signing. An analysis of WPKI security using ID-card-based PKI as a benchmark highlights various risks and their implications for mobile voting.

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