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A bad election authority could deliberately confuse multiple registration requests that differ in the LSAGS public key, thus creating a plausible explaination for not counting that user's vote. To avoid this,
authorities should be allowed to allow each user register only once
one authority must be unable to interpret a request to register with another authority as a request to register with them.
Fix: add the authority's public key fingerprint (or equivelent) to the registration request.
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A bad election authority could deliberately confuse multiple registration requests that differ in the LSAGS public key, thus creating a plausible explaination for not counting that user's vote. To avoid this,
Fix: add the authority's public key fingerprint (or equivelent) to the registration request.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: