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Could somebody explain...
...how it is possible to guarantee that a vote cast over the Internet (or any other computer network) will be simultaneously secret and tamper-proof?

John L. Ries
Posted by: John L. Ries   Posted on: 02/09/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Wulp, guess this is the beginning of the end folks  Bobby Sskcat | 02/09/04
Did you see the next story in the security section of ZDNET  Squawkbox | 02/09/04
also  stephen732@... | 02/09/04
Another mess, headed this way  Christian_<>< | 02/09/04
Might be better to do it the old-fashioned way  John L. Ries | 02/09/04
old-fashioned way?  stephen732@... | 02/09/04
Maybe not that far back happy  John L. Ries | 02/09/04
Could somebody explain...  John L. Ries | 02/09/04
safe & secure  thomasgclough | 02/10/04
Nevertheless...  John L. Ries | 02/10/04
Liberal idiots at work in this state  Christian_<>< | 02/09/04
at least...  stephen732@... | 02/09/04
WRONG!  bhanes@... | 02/10/04
The government is for Corporations and by Corporations.  Vily Clay | 02/09/04
Oh no, we are all skrewd  Tammee | 02/10/04
I am an Internet Voter  CosmicChaos | 02/10/04
OK, Internet Voter...  John L. Ries | 02/10/04
secure as you could make it.  Tammee | 02/10/04
Wow...  bhanes@... | 02/10/04

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