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David Bismark: Elektronikus szavazás csalás nélkül

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David Bismark egy új szavazási módszert mutat be, amely egy egyszerű, ellenőrizhető eljárást tartalmaz a csalás és a számolási hibák megakadályozására - miközben minden egyes személy szavazatát titokban tartja.

David Bismark has co-developed an electronic voting system that contains a simple and reliable method of verification. Full bio »

Translated into Hungarian by Zsuzsanna Lőrincz
Reviewed by Anna Patai
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