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Attacks on RFID-Based Electronic Voting Systems

Yossi Oren and Avishai Wool,

http://eprint.iacr.org/2009/422

snipurl.com/e-voting

IEEE RFID’2010, Orlando FLSlide2

Agenda

What’s the Israeli e-Voting Scheme?How can we break it cheaply and completely?Slide3

Not on the Agenda

Why the new scheme is legally unsoundWhy the scheme is discriminatory against… [insert underprivileged group here]…The

biometric databaseSlide4

Preliminaries

Definition: An election E

is an NP election, if…

N

P

Conjecture: An election is only secure if it is

NP

-secure

Claim: The Israeli Scheme is

NP

-insecureSlide5

How Do We Vote Today?

Israel votes by national list proportional representationSlide6

How Do We Vote Today?

N

PSlide7

N

How Do We

Vote Today?

N

PSlide8

How Do We

Vote Today?

N

P

72.1% participation rate

Less than 1.3% disqualified votes

(including protest “blank ballot” votes)

99% final results 6 hours after poll closes

Public Trust Slide9

How Will We Vote Tomorrow?Slide10

Tomorrow’s BallotSlide11

How Will We Vote Tomorrow?Slide12

How Will We Vote Tomorrow?Slide13

How Will We Vote Tomorrow?

N

P

NSlide14

How Will We Vote Tomorrow?

N

P

NSlide15

At the end of the day

Voting terminal has an immediate countThis is considered the “preliminary count”Can be transmitted to center immediatelyThen the election committee scan the ballots on the verification terminal and count

This is the official binding countIf there is a discrepancy between the 2 counts“small” difference – alert election security officer

“large” discrepancy (30%) – voting station disqualifiedSlide16

Attacks on the Voting System

Relay AttacksBallot SniffingSingle DissidentBallot Stuffing

Non-Relay AttacksZapperRemote JammingImplementation Attacks

Relay Attacks

Ballot Sniffing

Single Dissident

Ballot Stuffing

Non-Relay Attacks

Zapper

Remote Jamming

Implementation AttacksSlide17

The Zapper Attack

P

P

P

P

P

P

P

P

Variant: take zapper into booth and zap my own ballot

… after registering a vote

Collusion of N voters create a discrepancy of +N

… disqualify everyone’s voteSlide18
Slide19

Relay AttacksSlide20

The Ballot Sniffing Attack

P

N

N

N

P

P

N

N

N

P

N

P

N

N

N

P

P

N

NSlide21

The Ballot Stuffing Attack

P

N

N

N

P

P

N

N

N

P

P

P

P

N

P

P

PSlide22

Implementation Attacks

Session HijackingReplay AttacksSemantic Insecurity…Slide23

Conclusion

Is the new e-voting scheme a good scheme?GeneralFreeEqual

Fair

Is the new e-voting scheme a good scheme?

General

Free

Equal

FairSlide24

Thank You!

http://eprint.iacr.org/2009/422

snipurl.com/e-voting