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Adding d-voting project #308

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30 changes: 30 additions & 0 deletions data/DEDIS/projects.yaml
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license: GPL-3.0
date_added: 2023-07-05
date_updated: 2023-07-05
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dvoting:
name: d-voting
description: >
(Short description, will be shown under the name)
categories:
- "Blockchain"
applications:
- "Gov"
type: Application
layman_desc: >
The d-voting project allows for electronic voting without a central point of trust.
It relies instead on the majority of servers to be honest during the voting process.
The ballots are encrypted during the voting phase, and then shuffled to anonymise the results.
When they are finally decrypted, it is not possible anymore to retrace who voted for what.
tags:
- Anonymity
- Byzantine Resilience
- Decentralized
contacts:
- name: Pierluca Borsò
email: [email protected]
url: https://dedis.github.io/d-voting/#/
code:
type: Lab Github
url: https://github.com/dedis/d-voting
date_last_commit: 2023-09-01
language: Golang
maturity: 1
date_added: 2023-09-01
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The d-voting project allows for electronic voting without a central point of trust.
It relies instead on the majority of servers to be honest during the voting process.
The ballots are encrypted during the voting phase, and then shuffled to anonymise the results.
When they are finally decrypted, it is not possible anymore to retrace who voted for what.

As of September 2023, we're preparing to launch a demo of the d-voting across several instances of EPFL.
We plan to replace the current e-voting project for March 2024.
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