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The open source, optical-scan system, called Scantegrity, was developed by cryptographer David Chaum, with researchers from MIT, the University of Maryland in Baltimore, George Washington University, the University of Ottawa and the University of Waterloo.
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A group led by cryptographer David Chaum, a pioneer of electronic currency, is developing an electronic security system for elections called Scantegrity, Collins says.
NPR Topics: News 2009
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"Scantegrity" to make opti-scan ballots even more reliable and verifiable.
Cosmic Log 2008
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Scantegrity, a registered non-profit organization, has announced a collaborative effort with Takoma Park Maryland to hold a primary and general election on an open-source voting system with both conventional paper and cryptographic audit trails.
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Scantegrity II employs invisible ink and was developed by a team that included Chaum, Rivest, and Ryan.
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Scantegrity II employs [[invisible ink]] and was developed by a team that included Chaum,
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The [[Scantegrity]] and [[Scantegrity II]] systems provide E2E properties, however instead of being a replacement of the entire voting system, as is the case in all the proceeding examples, it works as an add-on for existing optical scan voting systems.
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* '' '2009' '': [[Scantegrity]] optical scan system is used in the [[Takoma Park]] municipal election.
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Scantegrity uses a process called "zero knowledge" that allows
Slashdot: IT 2009
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Scantegrity uses a process called "zero knowledge" that allows skilled, independent auditors to verify that the codes result in votes going to the right candidates, without actually revealing an individual voter's selections.
Slashdot: IT 2009
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