Seminar in Cryptology Professor Philip Klein December 12, 1995 Abstract Recent electronic voting schemes have shown the ability to protect the privacy of voters and prevent the possibility of a voter from being coerced to reveal his vote. These schemes protect the voter’s identity from the vote, but do not do so unconditionally. In this paper […]
Month: December 1995
xmsg
xmsg uses Tk/Tcl and Sun RPC to pop up windows of text to a remote user. It is loosely based on the old cs project xmesg, which required you to munge with your xhost. xmsg instead uses a client-server paradigm to avoid security holes. Unfortunately, before I could finish xmsg, the cs dept. discovered zephyr (a […]