Description
TL;DR: An electronic-voting proposal that layers facial recognition and OTP checks over a blockchain-based record system.
About This Document
Abinesan S and E. Boopathi Kumar discuss biometric verification as a way to improve accessibility and reduce fraud in remote or electronic voting. Their model pairs facial recognition with one-time-password authentication and proposes blockchain for immutable storage and end-to-end tracing. The paper reports 90–95 percent validation and response times of three to ten seconds in its comparative discussion, while acknowledging infrastructure cost and implementation challenges.
Why Bitcoin People May Care
This is an applied voting-security paper, not a Bitcoin paper. Blockchain is one component alongside biometrics, conventional authentication, and administrative process. Bitcoin readers can use it to examine what immutability does and does not solve when identity, ballot secrecy, enrollment, device security, and election governance remain outside the chain.
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Document Details
- Title: Multi-Factor Biometric Authentication for Electronic Voting
- Author / organization: Abinesan S and E. Boopathi Kumar
- Year: 2025
- Language: English
- Document type: Research paper
- Pages: 7
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