2019-10-9 04:25 |
University of Michigan student may have tried to hack West Virginia’s blockchain-based voting app as part of an election security course
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In an official address by the Secretary of State, West Virginia, someone tried to infiltrate the blockchain-based voting system used by the state in the 2018 election cycle. Unsuccessful Attempt at Breaching Blockchain According to the official report by the Secretary of State, West Virginia, Mark Warner, the hackers were unsuccessful at gaining access to […]
2019-10-9 22:28 | |
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The West Virginia Secretary of State disclosed a student tampered with the blockchain voting pilot developed by Voatz in 2018.
2019-10-8 18:00 | |
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The West Virginia Secretary of State disclosed the attempted hack occurred during the 2018 election cycle.
2019-10-9 18:00 | |
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Utah County is the third jurisdiction to adopt blockchain technology for their voting processes. The first two states to add blockchain voting to select areas were Colorado and West Virginia. Blockchain technology has many benefits, as industries around the world have come to find.
2019-7-24 23:00 | |
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West Virginia, who made history as the first US state to use mobile blockchain voting in a midterm election, plans on using the same technology for the 2020 presidential elections. While the state’s first trial was only limited to military voters stationed overseas, the 2020 elections could see statewide implementation.
2019-4-17 15:00 | |
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Last year, West Virginia became the first US state to use mobile blockchain voting for a midterm election. According… The post West Virginia Will Use Blockchain Voting in the 2020 Presidential Election appeared first on Invest In Blockchain.
2019-4-16 20:30 | |
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Donald Kersey, elections director for West Virginia's secretary of state office, dissects the backlash after last year's blockchain voting trial and details the state's plans to let citizens serving abroad to vote via a blockchain-powered smartphone app in 2020.
2019-4-17 19:16 | |
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South Korea will test out a new blockchain voting system this month, sources close to the developments have confirmed to Bitcoin Magazine. Developed by the country’s National Election Commission (NEC) and its Ministry of Science and ICT, the distributed ledger system is based on IBM’s Hyperledger Fabric and will be used to authenticate voters and save voting results in real time.
2018-12-4 21:41 | |
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Thailand's Democrat Party has become the first political party to use blockchain technology to elect its leaders in a primary election, which was held from November 1–9, 2018.
2018-11-14 01:06 | |
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West Virginia is gearing up to deploy a blockchain-based voting application for elections in November. The idea is being met with growing amounts of criticism from security experts and election specialists, but those spearheading the initiative are moving forward.
2018-10-14 06:00 | |
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Cryptocurrency, Blockchain–Since the earliest inception of cryptocurrency and blockchain one of the primary uses for the technology outside of monetary based transactions has been as a means for secure, digital voting.
2018-9-27 04:28 | |
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Tsukuba is now the first Japanese city to test a voting system that incorporates blockchain technology. From West Virginia to Switzerland, blockchain’s incorporation into voting systems has created a buzz.
2018-9-4 10:00 | |
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According to CNN, West Virginian soldiers residing overseas will become the first group in the US to test a blockchain-based voting smartphone application. The blockchain-based application should make it easier for overseas troops to participate in the upcoming November 2018 elections.
2018-8-13 22:45 | |
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This week’s top stories include two feature interview: one with Kavita Gupta, founding managing partner at ConsenSys Ventures; and another with electronic dance music DJ Justin Blau (aka DJ 3BLAU) who is launching a decentralized music festival.
2018-8-13 20:52 | |
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Blockchain technology’s mainstream foray has continued to gather steam, with West Virginia and Ohio making moves that will see the technology make inroads into those states. West Virginia will give its citizens serving overseas the privilege of being the first people in the US to use a blockchain-powered mobile application to cast their votes. While […]
2018-8-10 23:00 | |
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West Virginian troops serving overseas will cast their midterm election ballots on the blockchain, making them the first to use the state’s new distributed ledger-based mobile voting app. The newfangled system will see the U.
2018-8-9 07:00 | |
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Voters from West Virginia will be able to use the blockchain application for voting during the election of members of the House of Representatives and Senate in November 2018.
2018-8-9 13:14 | |
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West Virginia is set to debut a blockchain-based voting platform for the upcoming November midterm elections in the United States. The move will allow troops overseas to participate in the polls. While the idea is novel in many respects and a revolutionary application of blockchain technology, some people question the integrity of the process given […]
2018-8-8 12:34 | |
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After conducting a pilot for a blockchain voting platform during West Virginia’s primary election, Secretary of State Mac Warner wants to further test the technology through a second trial during the state’s general election this November.
2018-8-8 02:45 | |
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American troops serving overseas will be able to cast their votes in West Virginia through a mobile voting platform based on blockchain technology in the federal elections in November 2018.
2018-8-7 23:05 | |
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West Virginia to Commence Blockchain-Based Mobile Voting App in Time for Midterm Elections In a report shared by Coin Desk, it appears that West Virginia is working on a mobile app that would serve as a voting system in time for midterm elections.
2018-8-7 22:01 | |
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West Virginia is set to debut a blockchain-based voting platform for the upcoming November midterm elections in the United States. The move will allow troops overseas to participate in the polls.
2018-8-7 21:20 | |
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A blockchain-based app will let overseas West Virginian troops vote in the upcoming midterm election.
2018-8-7 18:27 | |
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West Virginia is preparing to roll out a voting app in the upcoming mid-term elections that will be powered by blockchain tech, but there’s a catch. In March 2018, West Virginia piloted a scheme to allow their overseas military personnel to vote in state elections from their smartphone.
2018-8-7 16:01 | |
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West Virginia will offer a blockchain-based mobile app for voting in this November’s midterm elections to its citizens currently serving overseas
2018-8-7 13:12 | |
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The state of West Virginia is going to provide troops serving abroad with a mobile voting app for the midterm elections. The post Blockchain-based Mobile Voting App Rolled Out in US State appeared first on CoinSpeaker.
2018-8-7 12:23 | |
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After a pilot conducted in May, officials from West Virginia are bringing the blockchain voting app to all 55 of the state's counties.
2018-8-7 09:00 | |
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After a pilot conducted in May, West Virginia is expanding use of a blockchain voting app to all 55 of the state's counties.
2018-8-7 09:00 | |
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