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Crypto-Vote

This is a demonstration of how Blind Signature can be used in the scenario of E-Voting.
Read the reference or my presentation at INFAS 2017 for more information on how the schema works.

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Vote Page Result Page

Installation

Production

First clone the repo:

git clone https://github.com/s3131212/Crypto-Vote.git
cd Crypto-Vote

Then build the frontend:

cd client  # pwd = /path/to/repo/client
npm install
npm run build

Edit the database connection info:

cd ../server  # pwd = /path/to/repo/server
vim index.js

Make sure you have already import db.sql

Last, start the server:

npm install
npm start

When no port is set in environment variable, port 5000 will be used.

Development

Start both backend server and React dev server.

To start backend server, use:

# pwd = /path/to/repo/server
npm start

Before starting React dev server, change the proxy in package.json to backend server address.

Then start the React dev server:

cd ../client  # pwd = /path/to/repo/client
npm start

Now use localhost:3000 (or the port React dev server used) to access Crypto-Vote.

References

Paper

J. Radwin, Michael & Phil Klein, Professor. (1997). An Untraceable, Universally Verifiable Voting Scheme.
蘇品長(Pin-Chang Su);葉昱宗(Yui-Chong Yeh)(2017)。新型態之電子投票機制設計。電子商務學報。19(1)。29-50。

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Deploying a React app with React-Router and an Express Backend

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MIT

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