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# Eos: Modular verifiable elections
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Work in progress – Both API and GUI are sufficiently complete to have seen experimental use
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## Comparison with competitors
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Usable | Yes | Kinda
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Good | Yes | Not really
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Eye Candy | No | Yes!
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**Why create Eos?** – Read [here](docs/essay.md) for some background.
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## Cryptographic details and references
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Eos aims to be implementation-agnostic with respect to cryptographic details, with the included *eos.psr* package providing an example implementation.
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For details of the implementation, refer to the [*Eos Voting Technical Report*](https://drive.google.com/open?id=1jjM5hkIBSZ8LryI12yPsuWv32Id7VjTC).
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## Mother of all disclaimers
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This is a fun side-project of mine, and should in no way be considered to be a serious attempt to build a production-ready election system suitable for real world deployment. Not even crypto experts are quite up to the task, and I am most certainly not a crypto expert, nor am I anything resembling a professional in any field even tangentially related to cryptographic elections.
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I cannot guarantee the security of this implementation whatsoever. In fact, I would go so far as to guarantee that this software has so many holes it gives Swiss cheese a run for its money. That said, please feel free to roast Eos on the issue tracker!
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