Hello, @Voatz. I am an experienced reviewer of U. S. voting system software and I'm curious to learn more about your voting system that will be used in the WV midterm elections. Can you provide source code, any design documents or white papers to help me understand your work?
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Is your system strongly software independent as defined by Rivest et al? There is broad consensus among experts that that property, coupled with risk-limiting audits, is a necessary (though not sufficient) condition for voting system security.
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In particular, I fail to see how a system in which the authoritative record of a vote is a software-produced entry in a ledger, that cannot be independently verified by the voter without software, can have this property.
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I'm quite aware what hyperledger is. What isn't clear is its unique value prop for your service. Your site links to a public block explorer with only test data, and view source shows a handful of peers (also mapping private IPs and hostnames.)
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TBH if you’re going to roll a cryptographic ledger as a startup for any purpose, just do it on MS/Azure like Xbox did https://customers.microsoft.com/en-us/story/microsoft-financial-operations-professional-services-azure …
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One could spin up a private X.509 CA and issue anonymized certs to similar effect, retaining all the endpoint security and ID verification challenges. But that wouldn't make for a sexy pitch.
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While I have your ear, can you give a practical example of how "improved cross-sell abilities" benefit the voter? https://resources.yodlee.com/case-studies/voatz-case-study … Where does a voter opt-out of information sharing while onboarding?
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