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E-cclesia: a self-tallying e-voting protocol in the UC framework

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In this talk, I will present e-cclesia, a decentralized e-voting protocol that could be implemented on the blockchain. We have formalised e-cclesia in the universal composition (UC) framework and proved that it preserves voter privacy. The protocol is based on the ideas of Zerocoin and built in a hybrid model utilizing ideal functionalities for digital signatures, commitment schemes and secure accumulators, the last of which is new and with proof of its realizability.

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