Online voting for the Emmy Awards begins with paper ballots banned for the first time. Ballots are due back at 10 p.m. PT on June 26.

Online voting, the thinking goes, ... but you’ll also see an increase in identity theft as well via the same attack vector. And if you believe these kinds of strategies don’t work, ...

Why don't we vote online? The general consensus has been toward paper ballots. However, more than 30 states quietly allow some form of internet voting, despite warnings from cybersecurity experts.

One thing the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has gotten right—as far as we know—is online Oscar voting. The process is fast, secure and presumably accurate.

“Online voting — however you vote — is not the main attack vector,” she explained. “There are information attacks that are trying to undermine legitimacy of elections: ...

The popularity of voting online is growing and will be in place for the presidential election in more than 30 states, primarily for voters living overseas or serving in the military. But security ...

However, offering online voting also makes it accessible to every spy, gangster, mercenary, and hacker on the planet. Attackers could easily violate the sanctity of the secret ballot, modify votes ...

Voting online is not as simple as digital banking, but that doesn't mean it can never happen. We won't see it by 2024, but if we apply the "anything-is-possible" startup mindset to voting online ...

Voting online or through a mobile app is currently available to a very limited number of U.S. voters, including some military members serving overseas.

Online voting has been carried out eight times in Estonia, first in a local election in 2005 and, most recently, for its parliamentary elections in 2015.