Metodología OWASP en el desarrollo de un Website para voto electrónico. Caso práctico: Sistema de elecciones asociación de estudiantes TI-UNACH
Security is essential in the development of websites, and even more so when it comes to electronic voting, Thus, this research aimed to systematize the voting process for the election of the Student Association of the Information Technology career of the National University of Chimborazo. Developed...
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2020
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| Sarrera elektronikoa: | http://dspace.unach.edu.ec/handle/51000/7024 |
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Etiketa erantsi | Gaia: | Security is essential in the development of websites, and even more so when it comes to electronic voting, Thus, this research aimed to systematize the voting process for the election of the Student Association of the Information Technology career of the National University of Chimborazo. Developed two websites, a website applying the OWASP methodology and another developed vertiginously, fulfilling the following requirements: registration of political parties with their candidates, suffrage, delivery of the certificate, counting of votes, and finally, the issuance of results. Subsequently, testing was made to the two websites using Kali Linux evaluating: availability, confidentiality, integrity and authenticity. When analyzing the results obtained was evidenced a 19.15% of security in the website developed vertiginously. Unlike the website developed with the OWASP methodology that reached 91.75% security, in this way, it demonstrated that the proposed methodology allows developing a website with fewer vulnerabilities. Finally, voting was carried by participating 65 students of the IT career, once that process was completed, the website with the methodology; OWASP counted 65 votes, corresponding to voters’ total, Unlike the website developed in a dizzying way that counted 78 votes. Some voters were able to vote more than once; therefore, it concluded that the OWASP methodology allowed to improve the security in the developing a website for the electronic voting process. |
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