Network forensics tools in a mixed-network environment and the adoption of e-voting system in developing countries

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This paper unveils e-voting malpractices and discusses the application of network forensic tools. The paper also presents an introduction to digital forensics with emphasis on network forensics for acquiring digital evidence in a networked environment of an e-voting system. The research adopts qualitative assessment of the various issues of crime or malpractices in e-voting system as it relates...

Published at International Journal of Pharmacy and Technology

Published in 2016

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Oluranti Jonathan, Dr Funminiyi A Olajide, Charles Ayo

Jonathan Oluranti » Oluranti Jonathan graduated from Federal University of Technology, Bauchi (ATBU) with B.Tech in Computer Science. He also obtained a M.Sc in Computer Science from Bayero University, Kano in 2011. Mr. Jonathan worked in the Telecomms Industry for close to nine years before deciding for full time academic work in 2013. He joined the services of Covenant University 1st March, 2013 and is currently... view full profile

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