Votegral

Votegral

End-to-end verifiable, coercion-resistant voting system using TRIP for in-person registration.

End-to-end verifiable, coercion-resistant voting system using TRIP for in-person registration. Implements E2E verification and coercion resistance via randomized ballot shuffling and re-encryption. Includes simulation framework, Docker/local build, configurable hardware and shuffle modes, and performance metrics generation.

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Decentralized Distributed Systems Laboratory

Decentralized Distributed Systems Laboratory
Bryan Ford

Prof. Bryan Ford

The DEDIS team is working on projects related to large-scale collective authorities (cothorities), which distribute trust among a number of independent parties to allow scalable self-organizing communities. With no single trusted party, cothorities can secure software updates, provide public randomness, enable privacy-conscious medical-data sharing and a lot more. Other projects include communicating securely over insecure channels and fast, scalable, accountable anonymous communication.

This page was last edited on 2026-03-03.