E-Voting: Security, Threats and Prevention

None in this world, neither software nor hardware that is safe against the threat of attacks and security disturbances, including e-voting technology. There is no chance of tolerance for the slightest security flaws in e-voting technology because it involves public trust, cost and the sustainability of the implementation of e-voting. Several countries such as United States, Netherlands, Germany, United Kingdom and Norway canceled the implementation of general elections using e voting and even did not continue the project due to security factors that degrade public trust. In this paper, E-voting: Security, Threats and Prevention, we propose the results of the mapping of the security aspects needed, and the potential for attacks in each phase of e-voting in general continued with an analysis of their prevention. Hopefully, this paper will contribute to the development of e-voting technology especially in the security factor, and in general, provides an overview of the security needs of e-voting technology.